Let's put those references you grabbed (in the previous step) to good use and create a bibliography for an assignment.
1. From the My References tab, select one or more references from your list.
2. Click the Copy to Quick List button
3. Hover over the Format menu and click on Bibliography
4. Select the Quick List as the references you wish to export
5. Select your referencing style (the Library recommends adding your styles to the Favorites list)
6. Select Rich Text File as the file format (it is compatible with Word, Apple Pages, and other word processors)
7. Click the Save button
The reference list created is normal text in the formatting of your selected style.
The Library recommends cleaning up any flaws in the bibliography manually at this stage (for example, too much information added in a field)
Copy and paste the bibliography to the end of your assignment document
Clean up any faulty formatting (you can see why it is important to recognise correct referencing, even with EndNote helping)
What is that doi code thingy?
It's a digital object identifier, a type of bookmark for online journal articles. It is used in APA and some other referencing styles (not all), and will usually be found in the journal article itself.
If you frequently use a particular style, you can add it to your Favorites list in EndNote Web, so you don't have to scroll through the complete list of styles available.
For those looking for the Australian Harvard style, use Harvard(Qld) style (see box above for adding it to your style Favorites for ready access). You'll find it in the list of bibliographic styles.
For more on EndNote or referencing, go to: