EndNote X9 is available from the Yale IT Library, and is free to members of the Yale community.
To get the most out of EndNote:
1. Create an account to later access your library from other devices and collaborate with other users.
2. Set up Find Full Text to easily access full-text resources.
3. Set up Cite While You Write to integrate seamlessly with Microsoft Word or Apple Pages.
How to enter citations manually
How to export citations from a database
Conduct a search in your favorite database.
Select which resources you want to export. After you’ve checked your boxes, locate and click Export, Send To, or Download.
Select Citation Manager, or sometimes there will even be a specific option for EndNote.
To be compatible with EndNote, you’ll need to download file formats such as .nbib, .ciw or .txt with a filter installed.
Open the downloaded file and enjoy your new citations!
EndNote is a commercial citation management software package produced by Clarivate Analytics, the owners of the database Web of Science. It is a commercial program that Yale licenses for the members of its community.
For technical troubleshooting, contact EndNote directly.
For general questions, tips, and assistance, contact your personal librarian!
To find your personal librarian:
Don't have a Personal Librarian? Reach out to a Subject Specialist Librarian, or contact Ask Yale Library.
After graduation, desktop EndNote will remain available on your personal computer. After your Net ID expires, you will no longer be able to use Find Full Text to access Yale resources. You will also not be able to update versions of the software without paying.
This page was updated by Caitlin Meyer on November 19, 2018. Please reach out for corrections or additional information.