EndNote

EndNote software allows you to create your own personal database of references, known as an EndNote library.  Your EndNote library provides a way for your to store and manage the references that you gather in the course of your research, and may also be used in conjunction with Microsoft Word, to create in-text citations and bibliographies.   EndNote X6 allows you to manage your EndNote library from multiple computers using EndNoteSync.

How do I obtain a copy of EndNote?

EndNote is available to Bond University staff and students under a site license, and is part of the standard operating environment on campus computers.

The version currently supported is EndNote X6.  If you have an older version on your computer and wish to upgrade to EndNote X6, please email servicedesk@bond.edu.au with your request.

Copies of EndNote X6 are available to Bond University staff and current students for home use.  These may be obtained from the Library & Computing Service Desk on Level 2 of the Main Library. 

You will need to enter the following details in your EndNote Preferences to use EndNote's Find Full Text feature:

OpenURL Path: http://zl9eq5lq7v.search.serialssolutions.com/ 

Authenticate with: http://ezproxy.bond.edu.au/login?url= 

Training and Support

The excellent online user guide and the video tutorials library on the EndNote website are a good place to start.  Thomson Reuters also run free EndNote webinars.

The Library periodically offers EndNote workshops to help users get up and running with EndNote - see the Library Events calendar.

If you require assistance at any time please contact your faculty librarian.

EndNote X6 system requirements & word processor compatibility

See the EndNote website for requirements and compatibility. 

What is EndNote Web?

EndNote Web is a web-based version of EndNote that allows you to collect references when away from your desktop, and to collaborate with other EndNote users. It is compatible with EndNoteSync.