Endnote notes (2)

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Endnote library Introduction

 

Endnote library Introduction

Knowledge points:
1. Start endnote and open a library

As shown in the following figure:

 

 

You can set the library you like to open, so this interface will not be displayed.
Interface 2 after running:

 

Divided into three panels (subwindows)
(1) Reference List panel
It has multiple columns and lists detailed information about the reference. By default, the first column displays the document cut icon, which contains a file attachment. The remaining information is the author's name, publication year, question, published magazine, reference type, URL, and last update time.
(2) Group panel
Lists various groups for easy retrieval.
(3) tab panel
In the lower right corner, the preview and search reference formats are displayed.
2. Sort the reference list
Click the column header in the list to sort the columns in sequence.
3. Select, open, and close the reference in the endnote library.
You can quickly search for input words and display the reference list.
When you select a reference row, you can view the reference content, copy, cut, delete, and edit the reference.
Press the Enter key to open the reference content. You can also use the menu references> edit references. You can also double-click the row.
The reference editing window is shown in 3.

 

 

4,Save reference to custom Group
The Group panel on the left lists the referenced groups. In a new database, all custom groups and smart groups can be up to 500.
A custom group is a group explicitly specified to be added.
Smart groups are automatically compiled based on search policies.
Reference can be dragged to any custom group. Group addition, deletion, and modification are all very simple.