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Adding APA 7th citation style to EndNote
Mac users update to EndNote X9.2
Key Points for all users
Whether you have a mac or a PC, remember...
- Don't save your library to any shared network folder or cloud location e.g. OneDrive, iCloud etc.
- Use Mozilla Firefox as your browser to enable Direct Export (automatic downloads) of references from electronic databases (PubMed, Web of Science, etc.) to your EndNote library.
- Mac users: make sure your version of Word is 16.xx (you can download from IT knowledgebase)
- Keep your .enl and .Data files together – don’t save/move them to different places on your computer
- Import journal terms lists when you create a new library
- To import citations from databases, look for a button/link that says Export, Cite, Citation Tools etc. Each database uses different terms for this function – click around!
- When importing citations from databases, if you cannot find a specific EndNote option, select .RIS file
Don’t make any changes to your citations in your Word doc. Edit, delete, move using tools in CWYW tab or in your library
- To have EndNote look for the fulltext of articles for you: Preferences-> Find Full Text Option-> Add OpenURL Path https://mcgill.on.worldcat.org/atoztitles/link & Authenticate with https://proxy.library.mcgill.ca/login?url=
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EndNote can be tricky – ask for help from the citations committee or your liaison librarian!
Endnote tech support can also be helpful:
Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Eastern (GMT -5)
+1-800-336-4474, press 4
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