EndNote
- Manage your literature in a central knowledge database.
- Insert references into your paper with a single click, whether you use Microsoft Word or OpenOffice.
- Access your EndNote library on every computer that has internet access.
How can I install EndNote?
HNU members can download the campus version and use it indefinitely.
External users may download the 30 day trial version of EndNote (opens in a new window), but will have to pay afterwards if they want to continue using it.
How can I learn how to use EndNote?
Thomson Reuters offers you two great video tutorials:
- Windows:
Building an EndNote Library (opens new window) (79 min)
Cite While You Write in Microsoft Word (opens new window) (53 min)
- Mac OS:
Building an EndNote Macintosh Library (opens new window) (70 min)
Cite While You Write in Word on Macintosh (opens new window) (51 min)
Editing an EndNote style is more complex, but you can learn about it by watching Building a Simple EndNote Style (opens new window) (opens in a new window) (63 min, works for Windows and Mac OS).
Please feel free to contact Timo Guter or EndNote support (opens new window) (opens in a new window) with any questions.
Which citation style should I choose?
The subpage citation styles at HNU shows the suggestions of individual professors. Participation is voluntary for professors.
There is no unified citation style at HNU.
If you would like to use the cloud storage of the software, please note our user education on the protection of personal data.
