Inserting citations in Word
EndNote's Cite While You Write (CWYW) function enables you to insert in-text citations in a Word document while simultaneously creating a bibliography for that document:
Mac users: There are known compatibility problems with Cite While You Write & Word 2016 for Macs. See these Recommendations
Finding citations in Word
The Find Citation function in Word allows you to insert a citation with limited editing. remove
Editing in-text citations
Each time you insert a citation via EndNote, a piece of code integrates it with Word. It is therefore important to make any changes to the inserted citation (e.g. adding page numbers) via EndNote, otherwise they will disappear when you close the document.
Removing field codes
CWYW involves the use of field codes to link your EndNote library & Word document. When submitting a paper for publication you may be required to remove this code:
Downloading referencing output styles
If the required reference style is not available in EndNote's output styles you will need to download it from the EndNote styles webpage :
To locate your downloaded style:
MAC users – Click on your required style and locate it in your "Downloads". Then drag and drop it into your Styles folder at HD\Applications\EndNoteX8\Styles.
If you experience problems when trying to save your edited style see the EndNote FAQ: Problems saving styles
Note: If you are having problems with existing styles in EndNote you may need to update these files. Simply follow the directions above for the problem style files - removing the word 'copy' will ensure that the updated file overwrites the older version.
Combining separate chapters into one Word document
The easiest way to work with EndNote and large documents such as theses is to keep each chapter as a separate Word document and only combine them at the end.
To combine separate chapters:
1. Make and save a copy of each chapter e.g. chapter1_copy.doc; chapter2_copy.doc etc. so that the originals remain unchanged.
2. Work with the copies and unformat citations:
3. Combine the chapters:
4. Format citations in the thesis:
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