EndNote is a reference management software application that helps researchers create, manage and cite their references. It can also be used to import references into Microsoft Word or OpenOffice.org Writer for writing papers. EndNote offers a wide range of features, including importing references from online databases, creating bibliographies, and generating citations.
This manual provides step‑by‑step instructions for installing, configuring, and using EndNote X3. It covers basic operations such as creating libraries, importing references, and using the Cite While You Write feature in Microsoft Word and OpenOffice.org Writer.
Additional chapters explain advanced functions like Smart Groups, full‑text searching, output styles, and printing bibliographies. Contact information for Thomson Reuters support and local distributors is also included. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Supported Operating System | 64‑bit Windows |
|---|---|
| Cite While You Write Feature | Available for Microsoft Word and OpenOffice.org Writer |
Refer to Chapter 1 “Installation of EndNote” which describes the installation steps and how to remove the program.
Yes, the Cite While You Write function works in Microsoft Word and allows you to insert citations and format bibliographies directly while drafting.
EndNote X3 includes support for OpenOffice.org Writer, enabling citation insertion and format changes within that editor.
Technical support contact details are listed in the manual, including phone numbers and email addresses for Thomson Reuters and local distributors.