EndNote

About EndNote

EndNote is a commercial reference management software package, used to manage bibliographies and references when writing essays and articles. Some of its main advantages are ease of use, drag and drop linking to PDF files, and categorizing of citations into groups. A free 30 day demo can be found here http://www.endnote.com/endemo.asp.

Purchasing

• EndNote is available at the Johns Hopkins Medical Book Center at 1830 Monument Street, or it can be purchased directly from EndNote.
• Employees receive a greater savings on this product through Hopkins Software Procurement and Renewal System (SPARS).

Tutorials and Guides

• EndNote Webinars and Video Tutorials
• EndNote Basics
• Tip Sheets
• Downloading References into Endnote
• EndNote X1 Getting Started Guide for Windows/Mac
• EndNote X Getting Started Guide for Win/Mac
• EndNote 9 Guided Tour for Win/Mac
  Need Acrobat Reader?

Frequently Asked Questions

• Frequently Asked Questions

Topics Include...
• Working With Word Processors / CWYW
• Compatibility, Installing, Uninstalling, and Upgrading
• The EndNote User Interface
• Managing Libraries
• Importing Data Into EndNote
• Searching Local or Online Databases
• Networking / Sharing Issues More... Output Styles

Contact

• Welch Library staff members are available to answer questions about EndNote. Please email or call with any questions or requests for training.
• Donna Hesson, Public Health Librarian, 410-955-3028, dhesson@jhmi.edu
• James Tucker, Senior Reference Specialist, 410-955-5819, jmt@jhmi.edu



• EndNote Technical Support

Phone: 1-800-336-4474
email from website


• EndNote supports an email discussion list for users. Subscribers can seek advice and ask questions of other EndNote users. Instructions for subscribing