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EndNote21 Desktop: 4. View and Edit References
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Getting Started
1. Create an Endnote Library
2. Set up Endnote Preferences
3. Add References
4. View and Edit References
Create a New Reference from Scratch
Edit an Existing Reference
5. Organize References Into Groups
6. Remove Duplicate References
7. Add and Annotate PDFs of Full-text
8. Cite While You Write in Word
9. Collaborate with Endnote
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Create a New Reference from Scratch
You can add a blank reference and fill in the citation information.
In the center pane, click the
clipboard icon
.
A new reference window will open.
Select reference type, fill in the fields fields, and click
Save
.
Edit an Existing Reference
Viewing References
To view a reference, double-click on its line in your library.
The Reference window will open.
Editing References
Double click on a reference to open the reference view.
Click the Edit tab in reference view.
Click the field you would like to edit and type your changes.
To save changes to the reference, select
File > Save
from the menu, or
Ctrl + S
on your keyboard.
*Note: To edit a reference details when you
cite while you write
in Word, you will need to edit the reference in the EndNote desktop app.
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