Is the extend of using EndNote limited to copying and pasting the source. No Reference List?
I use Endnote extensively, via Scrivener. My copied Endnote entries in Scrivener look like this: {Aluja-Banet, 2017 #4239}.
I compile the Scrivener document to Word (.docx) and then use [Endnote] [Update Citations in Bibliography], which generates the correct in text citation (Aluja-Banet et al., 2017) and the reference list entries, such as:
Aluja-Banet, T., Sancho, M.-R., & Vukic, I. (2017). Measuring Motivation from the Virtual Learning Environment in Secondary Education. Journal of Computational Science, 36. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jocs.2017.03.007
The examples shown here relate to APA.
Very helpful. Thank you so much, regards!
In Scrivener > Preferences > Citations you can set Endnote as your bibliography manager. Then Cmd-Y in Scrivener will take you to Endnote, where you locate your reference. Cmd-Y will then take you back to your insertion point in Scrivener and will paste the temporary citation in for you,
I presume that in that, Endnote behaves like Bookends, which is my reference manager of choice.
Mark
If you have not worked with Endnotes temporary citations before — they are a good idea anyway because they are plain text — you will want to learn a few tricks for their use in inline citations:
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how to include pages numbers: {Aluja-Banet, 2017 #4239, p. 156}
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how to suppress author name: {, 2017 #4239}
Thank you GR for the useful tips.
Here are a couple more that I put together as a quick reference when I started doing this myself:
Formatted Codes (unformatted)
(Illeris, 2009) {Illeris, 2009 #3679}
Illeris (2009) {Illeris, 2009 #3679@@author-year}
(2009) {, 2009 #3679}
(Illeris) {Illeris, #3679}
(prefix_hereIlleris, 2009, pp. pages_here-heresuffix_here)
{prefix_here\Illeris, 2009 #3679suffix_here@pages_here-here}
(Illeris, 2009, p. 1) {Illeris, 2009 #3679@1}
(pp. 1-2) {, #3679@1-2}
{Illeris, 2009 #3679@@hidden}