Bibliographic management software programs like EndNote are databases designed specifically for bibliographic citations. Not only do they keep track of bibliographic elements of a citation, they can also be used as a searchable index for reprint files and can automatically format and reformat references in manuscripts.
EndNote is the program currently supported at the University of Toledo. To have EndNote X2 (XP SP2/Vista) installed on your office or lab computer, contact the Information Technology help desk at (419) 383-4259 or submit an online request.
EndNote X2 is available for installation on home computers and personal laptops for current University of Toledo faculty, staff members, and students. Log in to http://myutaccount.utoledo.edu/, then look under the heading Computer Usage. For more information on EndNote, see one of the help sheets listed below.
Using EndNote X2: Basic Skills [PDF]
Using EndNote X2: Advanced Skills [PDF]Exporting from Databases, Importing into EndNote [PDF]
Graphic relating EndNote to databases and manuscripts [PDF]
EndNote Quick Start [PDF]Using EndNote for APA Format [PDF]. Contact Mulford Reference Assistance to obtain the updated APA filter for EndNote.
More information about EndNote from external sites:
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Tip sheets
- Updated journal abbreviation lists, available from the University of Queensland Library
- Support information, including downloadable output styles and import filters
- Users' mailing list information
Concerns, questions, or suggestions?
Contact Mulford Reference Assistance at (419) 383-4218 or MulfordReference@utoledo.edu. Chat and IM reference is also available.
