EndNote Desktop is a client-based bibliographic management software program for organizing and formatting citations for publication.

EndNote Desktop is available for from ITS for free to faculty, staff, graduate and professional students.

See EndNote's Training Guide and YouTube Channel Tutorials.

Undergraduates can use EndNote Basic, purchase EndNote from the University Bookstore or use another citation manager.

EndNote Support:   1-855-258-5858 (press option 2) 

Librarians are available to help you with your questions. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you might have regarding citation styles, citation management, etc.

Use the chat box below, contact your subject specialist librarian or Ask a Librarian for more options.

• EndNote libraries are made up of two parts: the .enl file and the .data folder. These two parts must be kept together, both are needed for the library to work correctly.

• EndNote libraries should be kept on your computer's hard drive. Storing and editing libraries on a network drive can lead to corruption and performance issues.

• EndNote libraries should never be stored in cloud-syncing folders such as DropBox, OneDrive, Box, SugarSync, etc. Syncing folders corrupt EndNote libraries over time.

• Uninstall your previous version of EndNote before installing a new version.

• When adding new references to your library, confirm that the reference looks good in the style you use most frequently. Make any necessary corrections to your references as you add items to your library.

• Check for duplicates regularly. Remove duplicates as they are discovered. It is important to have only one reference for each item in your library.

• References in EndNote libraries can be synchronized between desktop and laptop computers, the online library, and an iPad using EndNote Sync.

• Complete EndNote libraries can be shared with other EndNote X7 or X8 users through EndNote Sync and Library Sharing.

List borrowed from: http://clarivate.libguides.com/endnote_training/home