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Bibliographic Management Software: Help and Tutorials

EndNote

EndNote 9: Getting Started (UCB Optometry Library)
Concise instructions on working withing EndNote, building a library, using Cite While You Write, and more. Versions of this handout for EndNote 7, 6, and 5 are also available; click on the link near the top left of the page to access these.

Using UC-eLinks with EndNote 7, 9, or X (UCB Bioscience Library) UC-eLinks icon

EndNote.com
"EndNote automates the creation of bibliographies. Scholarly publications have their own unique formatting requirements that govern the appearance of bibliographies and citations within the written document. Using this tool, writers save countless hours of typing and interpreting style requirements by simply selecting the publication by name and generating a perfectly formatted document." The EndNote support site has new and updated filters and styles to download. UCB staff, students, and faculty may purchase the EndNote software at The Scholar's Workstation.
EndNote Tip Sheets for versions 3 through X and FAQs (help with specific problems)

EndNote Knowledge Base (Adept Scientific)
Answers to dozens of EndNote questions. Adept also host the EndNote email list archive
Can EndNote 8 or 9 libraries be opened in earlier versions of EndNote? Due to the Unicode-compliant database structure starting with EndNote 8, EndNote 8 and 9 libraries are not backward compatible with previous versions. To use EndNote 8 or 9 libraries with an older version of EndNote, follow the instructions here.

How can I transfer references into EndNote from an Excel spreadsheet? (Univ of Technology, Sydney)
More EndNote FAQs from University of Technology - Answers to dozens of EndNote questions

QUOSA

new QUOSA
NOTE: Access limited to UCB faculty, staff and students.

Quosa is a software tool that automatically retrieves full text articles from PubMed, Web of Science, BIOSIS, Zoological Record, and INSPEC. It has several other features including tools to organize, search, and export articles and citations to EndNote or RefWorks. Quosa is helpful primarily by retrieving full text and PDF articles from database searches.

QUOSA Information Manager Support (UCB Bioscience Library)

RefWorks

RefWorks
NOTE: Access limited to UCB faculty, staff and students.
"RefWorks is a Web-based bibliography and database manager that allows users to create their own personal database by importing references from text files or online databases. They can use these references in writing their papers and automatically format the paper and the bibliography in seconds." This site includes:
RefWorks Tutorial
Quick Start Guide (pdf)
and more. To use RefWorks, you first must register as a new user. Once you are registered, you can log in at any computer with Internet access.

RefWorks Tutorial Movie: Creating Bibliographies (UCB Bioscience Library)

RefWorks Tutorial Movie: Importing Records from PubMed (UCB Bioscience Library)

RefWorks and UC Berkeley Article Databases
This site provides instructions for exporting references from article databases, and for importing records to RefWorks. It also contains links to RefWorks help pages produced by various UCB libraries.

Other

Reference Manager Technical Support and Services (Thomson ResearchSoft)

Reference Manager 10: Quick Tips (University of North Carolina Health Sciences Library)

ProCite technical Support (Thomson ResearchSoft)

ProCite 5: Quick Tips (University of North Carolina Health Sciences Library)

Bibliography formatting software: An Evaluation template (F. Dell'Orso, Università degli studi di Perugia, Italy. Jan 2007)
Head-to-head comparison between ProCite, EndNote, Reference Manager, and others. Detailed evaluation grids comparing the many features of bibliographic management software.

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