Open EndNote and click on Edit (on a Mac click on EndNote) then Preferences and Reference Types.Right/control click on Reference Types Table.xmland select Save link/target as.Step 1: install the legal reference types You should now see the style listed in the styles window. Scroll through the list of styles, select APA 7th or Harvard UTS. This is in the top left of the library (Windows) or in the bottom right of the library (Mac). Ensure the name of the style is listed as APA 7th or Harvard UTS and select Save.EndNote will start and the style window will open, showing you details of the style.Download the APA 7th.ens or Harvard UTS style file.Install the APA 7th or Harvard UTS styles The APA 7th UTS style expands the default allowing more reference types to be outputted. Add referencing stylesĮndNote comes with a list of default styles such as Chicago, Vancouver, IEEE, and APA 7th. Official guides are available from the EndNote support website. UTS Library EndNote guide will show you how to get the most out of EndNote, from learning the basic functions through to creating custom referencing styles and using EndNote for systematic reviews. These videos will take you through using EndNote including making a library, adding references, and exporting to Word: The Library's EndNote video playlist has further instructions from downloading through to advanced EndNote use. Note: if you are working on a UTS-provided Microsoft Windows device, then you can download EndNote from the Software Center. If you are unsure which version is best for your computer, check the EndNote compatibility page. Instructions on how to install correctly are available on ServiceConnect. UTS staff and students can download a free copy of EndNote from the UTS/ITD software download page:
Note: referencing tools are not always accurate, you will need to check the accuracy of your references against the library referencing guides before publishing. References can be entered into EndNote manually or exported from databases and library catalogues. Funder Requirements: Metrics and Research DataĪustralian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC)ĮndNote is a software package that will assist you to collect, store, organise and output references in various referencing styles.
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