Thomson Reuters EndNote Student version for Mac V5 by Thomson Reuters

Description

Create Bibliographies Instantly! EndNote knows the rules for over 3,700 bibliographic styles so you save time and increase accuracy. Millions of researchers, writers, and students use Endnote to search Internet databases, organize references, find full text and watch the bibliography appear as you write in Apple Pages, Microsoft Word and OpenOffice.org Writer. With EndNote X5 you can attach files to an EndNote Web record, or transfer file attachments between the Web and your computer. Once you register EndNote X5 with your EndNote Web account, you will also receive up to 1GB of Web storage for file attachments and increased storage for up to 25,000 references. Select the new paperclip on an EndNote Web record to view a list of attachments – it’s that easy!

Platforms

Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

Product Features

• You can adjust the size of both windows to facilitate editing a record while viewing the PDF. You can annotate a PDF with highlights and/or comments. For records with multiple attachments, the viewer allows you to quickly navigate between PDF files.
• Save time with new conditional formatting that substitutes data for empty fields automatically. For example, the URL field can be inserted for records without a DOI. Look for the new ?Field Substitution? option in the Output Style Editor.
• A new citation style – Author (Year) – is now available in Microsoft Word along with over 5,000 new and updated output styles. Maintain links to the original PDF file when importing PDFs to create new references.
• Compare duplicate references quickly with auto-highlights and locked scrolling. Use two new reference types-Dataset and Music-and new fields in the Journal Article reference type-Article Number and NIHMSID.
• Update existing records simply select a record, choose the ?Find Reference Updates? EndNote searches online for updated reference data. If updates are found, EndNote highlights the differences in a side-by-side comparison of the new and existing reference