EndNote Reviews

Ever since, I have used many referencing applications during my research at university. Still, I found the Endnote to be one of the profound applications that has numerous benefits over other conventional apps. It manages the references effectively with the additional capability of the attachment of the PDF docs. It offers the ability to edit the pre-made library or to make a new library at a time. Furthermore, it is helpful to build and effectively manage any kind of project. I would recommend it to writers, scientists, and students to enjoy this resource for effective research project management or development.

In short, I found it very helpful in integration with Microsoft Word, Excel, and other Word Processors; mostly, the integration process is easy and automatically added to the secondary software.

There are no typical downsides for the EndNote; however, I have observed that the manual references implementation according to the various journal demands I some how difficult because of the complex layout.

I have employed Endnote for various research projects for references, and project management. This has helped me throughout the process and reinforcing my continued interest.

It formats the in text citations and references for my papers very well for all the journals that I need without any work on my part. It integrates very well with Word. It has a very easy interface to work with.

Editing the citations themselves is not very easy since I have to do it manually, it lacks a good user interface when doing it directly inside Word.

It keeps all my references in one place, it allows me to enter them into my articles, and then it formats the papers into the format of whichever journal or conference I send the paper to.