Cite While You Write integrates MS Word with your EndNote library. It is designed to let you add EndNote citations to your text and automatically generates the resulting reference list.
If preferred, you can add citations to your text manually then insert your reference list from a separate file generated by EndNote.
Use 'Cite While You Write' - the EndNote tab in MS Word - to:
When submitting coursework, or articles for publication in an academic journal, you will be expected to use a specific referencing system, e.g. Cite Them Right.
The 'Style' feature lets you pre-select a specific referencing system and formats your in-text citations and reference list accordingly.
To select 'Cite Them Right',
Do not manually amend your reference list after any entries have ben generated automatically as this corrupts your work.
We recommend inserting a page break before your references then leaving this as the end of the document, with your working space before this point.
With both your EndNote library and document open,
The citation will be added to your text and the reference added at the end of your document.
In your text, click on a citation to select it.
On the occasions when a page number does not apply, you can add locator details into the 'Prefix' or Suffix' boxes. For example, (suffix) 'section 3, paragraph 2'.
There are occasions when an author quotes or refers to an idea from another author. If you want to re-use this point or idea but have not read the original, you need to reference the work you have accessed but also acknowledge the original author. To do this with EndNote:
Your citation should now follow the format of the following:
... knowledge production (Rao, no date, cited in Cox and Tzoc, 2023).
Note: just clicking on the citation in your document then using the delete key will corrupt your document!
To attach a graph, figure or other attachment from a reference in your EndNote library,
EndNote functionality may differ for MacOS users. Please see the publisher's support guides/videos for details.
Library staff recommend that you remove the embedded EndNote links in your document to prevent possible corruption of your references by automated Turnitin processes.
Once your document is ready for submission,