EndNote 9 is completely compatible with EndNote 8. Documents and libraries created with EndNote 8 can be used with EndNote 9 without conversion. Libraries created in EndNote 7 (or earlier versions) will be converted into EndNote 8/9 format when they are first opened (with Endnote 8/9). Libraries created in EndNote 9 cannot be used with EndNote 7 or earlier versions. Documents formatted with EndNote 9 cannot be edited or reformatted with EndNote 7 or earlier versions.
No conversion is necessary between Windows and Macintosh operating systems. Endnote libraries created (or updated) in Endnote 9 using Windows can be used by Endnote 8 or 9 on Macintosh.
Opening an Existing Library
• Click on File
Open Library
• Highlight the Endnote library you wish to use
• Click Open
• Library records will be displayed in a window
• To display the reference style of an entry (e.g. APA)
- select the reference
Adding entries
• Go to References
Select New/Or select “New reference” from the library window menu
• Select the Reference Type (e.g. Journal article, book, edited book)
• Type into the reference details in the template
• Once you close the template, the reference is automatically saved into your endnote library
Example: For a new reference with two or more authors, type:
Ametller, J. [then press return and type the second author’s name on the line below]
Pinto, R.
If you type:
Ametller, J., Pinto, R
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