Make that a little bit bigger so it's clear. So to insert it in text citation, you want something to be citable, so write an example sentence first, just a little phrase, something like, the rain in Spain. There's a section for bibliography and we'll have a look at that in in a in a little while, and in an exercise and there's a section for citations and that's what we're doing first we're having a look at first.
You've populated it now you can concentrate on writing your work. If I click on it, it makes available the EndNote ribbon, and the EndNote ribbon is divided into different sections for different functions.Īnd it good to know that you can do most things you want when you're writing in Word from this ribbon you don't have to very often, go to your EndNote. Now when EndNote is installed on your machine, on your device it will integrate with Microsoft Word and it will add, and make visible an extra Tab in your Word ribbon at the top. So to start, you'll need to open a Word document, a fresh Word document. The exercises we'll be doing first is exercises 26 and 27.Īnd it's inserting an in text citation, both from Word, when you have got Word open and also selecting a reference from EndNote and then inserting it and I'll demonstrate that for you first and then give you a little bit of time before moving on to the next exercise. Okay, that was importing next we'll go to Part C working with EndNote in Word so this is the key reason why we all want to use EndNote in the first place so we are covering of in-text citations, generating references, editing citations and also unformatting and reformatting documents.
TranscriptĮndNote Essentials, Part C - Now you: Working with Word
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