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Create an unlimited number of databases
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EndNote has 25 customizable reference types including journal article, book, electronic source, and conference proceedings, each with up to 38 fields for entering data, including abstract and notes. Reference types can be fully customized and each EndNote database can store up to 32,000 references.
and searching ö no need to learn multiple search interfaces.
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Toolbars
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EndNote's new toolbars provide a seamless transition from the EndNote library to Internet data to your own research papers, as well as offering easy one-click access to all commonly used tasks.
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Searching
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Search on specific fields (author, journal) or conduct complex searches using Boolean and comparative operators.
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Save your favourite searches
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Save your favourite searches and load them with the click of a button.
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Term Lists
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Maintain lists of important terms (journals, authors, etc.) for consistent data entry.
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Predefined Term Lists
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Pre-defined Journal Term Lists are provided for biomedicine, chemistry, and the humanities - complete with common abbreviations of journal names used in bibliographies.
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Auto-completion of terms
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Author names, journals and keywords are automatically added to the Term List upon entry. As you enter new references, Endnote suggests terms from these lists to facilitate the process.
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More than 100 import filters
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There are many sources of bibliographic data that can be used to help you build your EndNote database of references. EndNote includes more than 100 customisable import filters for a variety of online and CD-ROM database providers (e.g. Dialog, SilverPlatter). You can create your own import filters as well. Once you've downloaded references in a tagged format, choose the appropriate import filter to import the data into your EndNote database. Note: If you have access to a library catalogue or bibliographic database that supports the Z39.50 protocol, you can use EndNote to search and retrieve references directly into EndNote. This removes the need to learn a separate program to access online databases or go through extra steps of saving the references to a text file and importing them into EndNote. EndNote includes more than 100 connection files to access and search online databases.
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Sorting references
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Click-sort column headings for instant sorting.
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Customize Reference List Display
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The EndNote library can be customized to display exactly the information you need to view. Choose fields to display in the reference windows and resize columns in a flash. All EndNote settings can be managed from one easy-to-navigate panel.
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Global Editing
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Use the Change Text, Change Field and Move Field commands to modify existing references.
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Enhanced duplicate detection
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EndNote's duplicate detection function allows you to customize the way EndNote identifies duplicates in your library.
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Preview formatted references
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Preview formatted references in hundreds of styles directly in the library window.
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Manager window
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A new Manager window allows you to choose your favourite styles, filters and connection files for easy access and to preview formatted styles.
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Launch Web Browser
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Launch Web browser (e.g. Netscape, Microsoft Internet Explorer) directly from any record containing a URL. URLs in references appear as clickable hyperlinks.
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Link to files
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"Link To.." command ties EndNote records to files stored on your hard drive or network drive.
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Use EndNote on a network
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EndNote is an ideal bibliographic package for any lab or department that would like to make the EndNote application and its libraries of references available to multiple users simultaneously. Here are some facts you should know about running EndNote on your network:
 Users can share EndNote libraries (databases) simultaneously as long as the libraries are set to read-only or locked status.
- Multiple users can access the same EndNote library to perform searches, copy references to their documents, and format bibliographies.
- Users can maintain an individual Preferences (setting) file locally on their hard drive.
- EndNote libraries are compatible across Windows and Macintosh network platforms. This means that Macintosh and Windows EndNote users can access a library over a network simultaneously. There is no conversion necessary!
- EndNote can be used in conjunction with license key server software to limit the number of simultaneous users who can access the software at a given time.
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