The training is meant for staff members who collect data, and who want to set up their own, or a shared, database with relevant and up to date information, as well as for researchers who write and publish reports and papers. In case you prefer the short in-company training, we will discuss the contents of the training with you.

Of course there will be time to discuss specific situations and individual questions. Cite in Word documents (Cite While You Write).

Printing of bibliography / Subject bibliography.Managing databases (add, replace, move, copy, delete).Working with databases (selecting, sorting, navigating, searching).Internet search (ISI Web of Science, PubMed, Z39.50 hosts).

Importing data from an online database (Direct Export / Use of import filter).The training will cover the following topics: If desired we can also limit the in-company training to half a day. The in-company EndNote training lasts a day. This training is meant for everyone who is doing research, publishes scientific articles, or wants to use the options of EndNote in a professional way. The collected data, which is stored in a database, can be used afterwards to cite and generate bibliographic lists within Microsoft Word. The program is able to make a direct connection with external databases in order to import relevant information after a query. You can find more information on these features on the Apple support site at these locations.EndNote is used to store and recover scientific information. Do not store EndNote libraries in iCloud or any other cloud-syncing folder, and do not store EndNote libraries in the Documents folder if you have selected the option to synchronize documents in iCloud. If you choose to store your documents in iCloud, we suggest creating a separate folder in your Home folder and saving your EndNote libraries there. EndNote libraries stored in iCloud, even when stored on both the hard drive and online, are subject to corruption over time. MacOS Sierra, High Sierra, Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur and Monterey usersĪpple's macOS versions 10.12 (Sierra), 10.13 (High Sierra), 10.14 (Mojave), 10.15 (Catalina), 11.0 (Big Sur) and 12.0 (Monterey) contain features to save the contents of the Documents folder in iCloud and to 'optimize' storage by storing less-used files only in iCloud online.

Endnote x7 training