To cite multiple sources within a single parenthetical reference, use control or command to highlight multiple references within the Insert Citation menu.

When you are ready to link references, select Bibliography - Update Citations and Bibliography. Simply enter the citation within curly brackets in.

If you prefer, you can add citations manually while writing.

In addition to placing an in-text citation, EndNote will begin a linked references section at the bottom of your document.

The default includes author(s) and year, but there are options to exclude citation elements.

From the Insert menu, select your desired citation display.

Select Insert Citation, and use the search bar to search by author, title, keyword, etc.

If you are using EndNote Basic (Web), you will be prompted to log into your account.

EndNote is available to the OSU community at a discount price via the TechHub store.

Additional bibliographic styles can be downloaded at.

Clarivate offers excellent FAQs, tutorials and webinars at.

However, OSU Libraries may not have subscription access through each of these pathways.

EndNote offers several pathways to some databases, such as Agricola.

Searching and finding full text may work better on campus than off due to different resource authentication methods and licensing agreements.

There are some caveats regarding EndNote's ability to find full text:

Finding full text requires authentication with URL.

Finding full text requires the OpenURL path of.

In the EndNote Preferences dialog (Edit->Preferences on PC, or EndNote 20->Preferences on Mac), select Find Full Text, then copy and paste the following URLs: Finding full text resources requires the proper configuration. Bibliographic management tools like EndNote can not only help researchers to manage references, they can also be used to search for full text.

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