Both Cite While You Write and Capture Reference are great plugins that allow for you to use Endnote basic with Microsoft Word and while you browse the Internet. In the space below two very useful features are mentioned briefly. If you're interested in learning more about how to use EndNote to collect, organize, and format your references, please refer to the EndNote basic 'Get Started' guide or the University of Hawai'i LibGuide, both mentioned above. In order to take advantage of Web of Science features including saved searches, alerts, and access to EndNote, you must create a personal account with Web of Science. If you plan to use EndNote to collect and manage citations for personal projects that do not require multiple editors to work within a single EndNote citation collection, EndNote basic should meet all of your citation management needs.Īccess EndNote basic - create a Web of Science account This is because Clarivate Analytics, the company that makes and sells EndNote, wants to encourage power-users of citation management tools to pay for the full EndNote suite (currently version X8).

What makes EndNote basic (web) different from EndNote?ĮndNote basic does not have all of the features of the full EndNote desktop application. It is useful to create a citation collection in order to manage references you are using to write papers, articles, or books. This means that you can build a citation collection (sometimes called citation library or EndNote library) using EndNote basic and then access access your collection on any computer with an Internet connect. EndNote can also be used to manage citations from other databases, such as JSTOR or Google Scholar.

EndNote basic is a web application that works seamlessly with Web of Science, a database of citations.

EndNote basic (web) is a version of EndNote that NYBG library users get free access to with their NYBG library card.

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