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EndNote is a widely used reference management tool to help you collect, organize, and share your references. The user interface is highly customizable. EndNote also allows you to insert in-text citations and format bibliographies in your research paper effortlessly, thus improving your efficiency in writing academic papers or reports.
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According to Clarivate’s official documentation, EndNote 21 is fully compatible with macOS Sonoma, and no major compatibility issues have been identified.
As EndNote 20 and earlier versions were not designed for Sonoma, it is suggested upgrading to EndNote 21 for Sonoma compatibility. Please contact Clarivate Support if you encounter any issues with EndNote 21 and macOS Sonoma.
0:28 Library Creation Process
1:31 Create a New Library Entry
2:45 EndNote Direct Export
3:32 Link up to 45 File Attachments
4:04 Optional Browser Extension
4:54 Export to EndNote Desktop
5:38 Insert Citation Shortcut
6:17 Apply Different Formatting
6:41 Add a New Citation
7:00 Insert Selected Citation
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An EndNote library is a collection of references that allows you to store references you found during your research project. Follow the steps below to create your own EndNote library:
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You can save your library in any folder or destination in your computer, your USB device, or your cloud space. We recommend you to backup your library in more than one location for prudent.