Citation Management Tools

New Features include:

• Organize your references using color-coded Tags for extra flexibility.
• Exclusive access to the brand-new, totally rebuilt EndNote Web (web.endnote.com): syncing functionality is available for three years after registration (note: EndNote 20 syncs to a separate online tool).
• Recover a lost or damaged library with ease
• Single reference restoration – made a copy paste error? Accidentally removed an important file attachment? No worries. EndNote can restore it from a previously synced version.
• Share your library with up to 1,000 colleagues.

EndNote 21 compatibility:

• Windows 10 and 11
• macOS Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma
• Word 2010 and above

Windows

macOS

Jefferson Libraries has transitioned from EZproxy to OpenAthens authentication for access to journal articles. EndNote Desktop is not supported by OpenAthens and only the OpenURL Path may be added via Preferences (Authenticate with: URL: input field is now left empty).

To attach a PDF to a citation manager (during or after the import process), you’ll need to configure the citation manager tool with the library’s OpenURL  (https://jefferson.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/openurl/01TJU_INST/01TJU_INST:01TJU?):

1. Open EndNote.
2. On the Edit menu (EndNote 20 on Mac), select Preferences.
3. Select Find Full Text.
4. Paste the OpenURL (above) into the box labeled OpenURL Path.
5. Select Apply and then OK to save changes.

Please note: without the Authenticate with: URL: EndNote's Find Full Text is not totally functional at this time (we hope for an eventual fix) as it is only relying upon the OpenURL to import PDFs.

EndNote Click is an alternative option for capturing full text (PDFs must have embedded digital object identifiers to be successfully imported).

Once an error message appears that an EndNote library is damaged:

*Select the Library tab in EndNote and then Recover Library...via the menu:

*Select OK in the pop-up window:

Then:

1. Select the damaged library and select "Open."
2. Save the recovered library.
3. A prompt should display indicating that the library has been recovered, select OK.
4. Open the recovered library and continue your work.