I was a very early adopter of EndNote, beginning around 2000 as I was starting my PhD program. I’ve been using it steadily ever since—now I’ve got around 1,400 articles, organized by topic and easily ...

Zotero vs. EndNote By Brian Croxall May 3, 2011 We here at ProfHacker are big fans of Zotero. Some of our earliest posts covered teaching with Zotero groups To continue reading for FREE, please ...

Anyone using Endnote has the ability to access a built-in bibliography maker, which allows you to create citations in over 6,000 styles, including APA, MLA, ALA, Harvard and Chicago. Highlight each ...

Using EndNote to create a bibliography Inserting Citations into Your Paper (map your H: drive if that's where you're storing your files) In MS Word, place the insertion cursor after the text you are ...

Despite an onslaught of user-friendly alternatives, EndNote X6 remains the software to beat when it comes to comprehensive reference management. Using EndNote X6 ($249.95) is a commitment. For ...

Endnote and RefWorks are bibliographic managers which enable you to create a searchable databases, or "libraries," from references you find in online catalogs, indexes, etc. These programs also ...

Despite minor limitations, EndNote 6's ability to import and organize text references and figures will save hours of frustrating work.

EndNote 5 has several welcome new features, including tighter integration with Microsoft Word, a built-in spelling checker, and enhanced document-sharing capabilities.

Using EndNote X6 ($249.95) is a commitment. For those just entering electronic reference management, it may be too much to take on: too high a price, too much upfront configuration, too steep a ...