| EndNote is a bibliographic software application that allows you
to create a personalised database of references. References can be
entered manually on your computer, or imported from sources such as
the
library catalogues, journals and databases.
EndNote can be used to insert in-text references into your
documents, and create bibliographies for assignments, research
papers, thesis, or articles for publication, in a number of
referencing styles.
EndNote is useful for Academics, researchers, postgraduate,
higher degree and undergraduate students who need to manage a large
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The current version used at Victoria University is EndNote XI.
There is not much that is different in terms of the way it
looks and functions from version X, but version XI has many
enhancements. See: What's New
in EndNote XI.
EndNote XI is compatible with Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3 or
later), XP and Vista. EndNote is compatible with Word 2000, XP, 2003
and 2007. After installing EndNote, check for updates: under the
'Help' toolbar, click on 'EndNote Program Updates' (an update for
vXI was released in November 2007).
Updates and further information on compatibility can be found at
the EndNote Technical Support Site:
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