EndNote: Keeping Track of References
Carlos Ferrán · Journal of the Association for Information Systems · 2001
Endnote is a reference management software that allows the user to create a database of references (including extended abstracts) that can be queried in multiple manners and that can be used to include and format references into documents.The format (style) of the citations and bibliography can be changed any time and as many times as needed.Different styles are included with the original package but the user also has the ability to design his/her own style.References can be entered into the database manually but also automatically from already existing files or even from online sources.Many different filters and connection specifications are included in the package but the user is also allowed to design new ones.Finally, Endnote could be used as a common interface to many online libraries and electronic databases.