EndNote
Guidance on using EndNote software at the University of Adelaide
- About EndNote
- How to install
- Creating an EndNote Library
- EndNote 20 library overview
- Adding references to an EndNote library Toggle Dropdown
- PDFs and other file attachments
- Term lists & journal names
- Sort, search, groups, duplicates
- Using the groups function in EndNote 20
- Finding duplicates
- Dealing with duplicates in bulk
- Setting preferences
- Setting preferences in EndNote 20
- Adding citations to Word docs Toggle Dropdown
- EndNote Online
- Synchronizing your library
- Synchronizing your library - EndNote 20
- Online Search mode - connection files
- Styles
- Collaborating/Sharing
- Sharing libraries EndNote 20
- Backing Up
- After graduating
- Help Toggle Dropdown
When you are importing a lot of references into an EndNote library, particularly from multiple databases, you may find that your library contains many duplicates. EndNote will find duplicate references for you but if you don't want to go through the comparison process, you can do a bulk deletion.
The interactive below will guide you through this process.
- Last Updated: Sep 17, 2021 4:52 PM
- URL: https://libguides.adelaide.edu.au/endnote
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