The Word plugin is indeed a very good one that made it easy for me. I was using City while you write the whole time, inserted new sources into my EndNote library and let it create the bibliography. You will need EndNote version X7.5 or higher, EndNote X8. Deleted that and inserted it once again, then I had no problem.Īll I can say is that I didn't need the whole bunch of features. Update to the latest version (Windows: Help > Check for Updates / Mac: EndNote > Check for Updates). Turned out Word always had some sort of crash with one in-text citation. One Time I had a corrupted Word document that caused End Note to give out some errors while creating the bibliography.

That was so easy that I decided I will not give Bookends another try - at least for this thesis ) The EndNote Windows works by organizing citations into a library that you can search and format according to your needs.

Well, after about 2 hours I had this special configuration I needed. So I turned to EndNote X6 on the one hand I didn't have to pay for as student at my university and on the other hand it was promoted with a very good Word Plugin. The institution wanted some special sort of in-text citations I wasn't able to configure with bookends. Unfortunately I didn't manage to make the in-text citation links Bookends needed for the bibliography. Open the folder where you have downloaded the zip file. Note: Your screen may look different depending on the browser if. I bought Bookends some time ago in a MacUpdate Bundle so it was my first choice to go to. Log in with your Rutgers NetID and Password: On the next page, download the endnote20 zip file on your computer (click Save ). Not a big deal I thought because I like text editors like Word and Pages.

I had to write the Bachelor's Thesis with MS Word.

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