EndNote 9

Table of Contents

1. EndNote 9
2. Module 1 - An Introduction & Overview of EndNote 9
3. Module 2 - Navigating EndNote
   1. Opening & Closing EndNote Libraries
   2. Creating a New EndNote Library
   3. Searching & Sorting in EndNote Libraries
4. Module 3 - Creating References in an EndNote Library
   1. Entering References Manually
   2. Customizing Reference types
   3. Entering Foreign Language Characters & Symbols
5. Module 4 - Importing References into EndNote
   1. Using the Direct Import Method
   2. Using the Filter file method
   3. Using the Connect file method
6. Module 5 - Using Styles
   1. Previewing & Selecting Styles
   2. Modifying Styles
7. Module 6 - Managing your EndNote library
   1. Printing references from EndNote
   2. Moving References Between Libraries
   3. Saving
   4. Creating an Independent Bibliography in EndNote
   5. Creating Subject Bibliographies
8. Module 7 - Cite While You Write - Inserting Citations into Word Documents
   1. The EndNote Toolbar in Word
   2. Entering In-text Citations
   3. Entering EndNotes & Footnotes
   4. Editing Citations
   5. Formatting the Bibliography
   6. Creating a single Bibliography from Multiple Word Documents
9. Module 8 - EndNote Templates
10. Manuals and Help

Entering Foreign Language Characters & Symbols

EndNote allows you to use any font that can be installed in Word. This means it is possible to enter:

• Non-roman scripts, including Asian language scripts

• Letters with diacritic marks

• Greek letters, mathematical symbols, typographical symbols

To change the display font in EndNote, select Edit > Preferences > Display Fonts.

You can enter diacritics and special characters in these ways:

• Type the character on the keyboard, if the character is part of the language supported by the keyboard

• Copy the character from another source and paste into the reference

• Use the Character Map supplied with Windows to select the character

• Type the ANSI or ASCII code for the character on the numeric keypad of your keyboard while holding down the ALT key. If you use a laptop, this option may not be available to you

• For frequently used words with diacritical marks, use the EndNote term lists to store them (See the Tools menu for Term Lists)

A number of language options are available on ANU Information Commons computers.

Using language options on Windows:

• Click on the blue symbol in the toolbar in the bottom right corner of the screen. The languages available are displayed

• Select one

• If you need an on-screen keyboard, select START> Programs > Accessories > Accessibility > On Screen Keyboard

Using language options on Macs:

• Click on the language symbol in the top right corner of the screen (usually showing a flag)

• Select the language input required, e.g. for Chinese characters select ITABC for Pinyin input

• If you need an on-screen keyboard, scroll to the end of the language list and select View on-screen keyboard

For more information on language input methods and fonts, see the information sheet on Multilingual Computing: http://sts-dev.anu.edu.au:8880/infocommons-web/pages/Multilingual