EndNote 21 is now Available!!!
EndNote is a software program for PC or MAC that works with word processor documents (Microsoft Word, Apache OpenOffice, LibreOffice, or Google Docs), to automatically format in-text citations and end-of-paper bibliography lists for your manuscripts with your chosen style (APA, NIH, Vancouver, etc).
EndNote can also be used as a personal database to gather and store citation records from a variety of information sources. Once developed, libraries can be synchronized between multiple computers, making it easy to collaborate with colleagues.
New to version 21:
Visit Clarivate for more details.
Students and employees of Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist may download a copy of the EndNote™21 software to their institutional computers and personal devices.
Choose a tab above to view directions on how to upload this program for your computer type.
Using the Install file on a personal device
FYI, Microsoft Office programs must be closed when running this installer.
Note: To Atrium patrons using this method to download files.
This installation loads EndNote 21.0.0. Administrative rights are NOT required to load this version.
At this time, EndNote has been updated to version 21.4 Admin rights ARE required to run all updates. Contact the HELP desk via the Service Now - Get Help to have them grant privileges to run this and future updates.
[Note: Atrium users will need to use the PC(personal tab) to install EndNote, since Atrium does not have access to WakeHealth Software Center.]
Using the Software Center (Medical Center assigned computer)
Mac installation
**Close all other applications before running this install file. Other programs cannot be open or the installer will pause until all programs or closed.**
Support
Training - Carpenter Library
Zotero is a free bibliographic citation manager. It is used to: gather citations from several sources including databases, store them locally and online, organize them in collections, share them in online groups, and place them in Word documents as in-text citations and bibliographies.
How to get started:
1. Visit Zotero website
2. Register for an account.
3. Download the software. Click the "Download" button under Zotero 5.0 for Windows. Click and run the setup file. Under Zotero Connector click the "Install Chrome Connector" button to place the Connector icon in the Chrome browser. Click the link "Zotero Connectors for other browsers" to place the Connector icon in Firefox, Safari or Opera.
4. Configure preferences.
Click the gear icon and then select "Preferences" from the pull-down menu to display the Zotero Preferences Window.
On the General tab a decision must be made whether to automatically attach associated pdfs and to automatically tag items with keywords and subjects headings. Pdfs fill the storage quota more quickly than citations alone. The default quota is 300 MB. Pdfs vary in size but an estimate is that 300 MB will store anywhere from 300 to 1200 pdfs. Some users prefer to create their own tags rather than have Zotero automatically download them. The advantage of this approach is avoiding synonymous terms being assigned to the body of citations for the same subject.
Add your username and password in order to sync citations from your computer to your Zotero account in the cloud. Storing citations in the cloud allows for access from any device.
Click the Check for installer button to install software for indexing the full text of pdfs. Once installed, the button changes to Check for Update to add modifications to the software. This software indexes pdfs and allows for full-text searching of pdfs in your database.
The Cite tab displays bibliographic styles. To add styles, click the Get additional styles link. This accesses a site of thousands of styles that can be added to Zotero.
On the Advanced tab, click the Search for Resolvers button.
The Search for Resolvers button will locate 4 resolvers. Select the third one in the list and it will display the Serials Solutions url. This setting enables the Library Lookup function which assists with finding and downloading pdf files.
There are several methods for adding citations to Zotero:
1. Perform a database search and select results. Displayed is a screenshot from a Pubmed search in the Firefox browser. Enter search terms. Click the folder icon (circled blue) to display the "Select Items" window (highlighted). Click the checkboxes to select individual items or click the "Select All" button to select all the citations on the results page. Repeat this process for each page of the search results. Selected items will be saved to Zotero. The highlighted "Saving to pubmed" window at the lower right indicates citations are being saved to a Zotero collection called "pubmed". The two saved citations are displaying in the central "Title" pane.
Displayed below is a screenshot from the same Pubmed search showing a single article. To save this article citation to Zotero, click the article icon (circled blue). This icon changes depending on what is being viewed. It is a folder when viewing pages of results, and in this case it is an article. There are different icons for webpages, blogposts, etc.
2. Import citations files.
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