Two methods for the application of endnote in latex

Two ways to bulk insert references into Latex documents from endnote

If the reference document in the Latex template is written in the following order:

\begin{thebibliography}

\bibitem{lab1}liu M L, ZHANG Y h,zhou X H et al Phys Rev. C, 2004, {\BF]:---34

...

\end{thebibliography}

We can write the corresponding outstyle in endnote according to the format of the Bibitem line, and then insert the reference into the Latex file in batches from endnote.

For example, when writing a reference to a periodical Chinese Physics C, we can directly use the attachment (click Download: Bibitems export.ens) to the style folder of your endnote installation folder.

The first step, in the Endnote interface, select the style;

The second step is to add a label tag to the reference you want to export (add it in the Label field);

In the third step, select the references that need to be exported in endnote, and right-click Copy formatted, as shown in the Latex file.

The third step is to observe the copy results, and the CPC's reference format is almost the same, simply replace the-batch in the page number with the---.

\bibitem{lab1}alvarez-velarde F and Gonzalez-romero E M Sci. Technol. Nucl. Ins.,

\bibitem{lab2}bouzas A, Aguado D, Marti N, et al Environ. Monit. Assess, +, {\BF 70}: 169-181

\bibitem{lab3}tel E and Aydin A J. Fusion Energ, {\BF 70}: 73-78

Second, if the journal's Latex template is written in the Reference Document command is: \bibliography{bib file name}, you need to use another method, see http://ir.las.ac.cn/handle/12502/3456.

From:http://blog.sciencenet.cn/blog-260374-743928.html

Two methods for the application of endnote in latex