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EndNote Basics
EndNote is citation management software. Save citations for books, articles, etc. that you plan to use as sources for your research project or thesis. EndNote works with Word, allowing you to "Cite While You Write" and produce a list of citations or bibliography. Tags: EndNote bibliography citations

EndNote Help
This guide is intended to supplement the help pages provided by CUS (http://www.reed.edu/cis/help/ software/endnote/index.html). Tags: EndNote citation management

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