These resources follow the seventeenth edition of The Chicago Manual of Style, which was issued in 2017. You may change the style at any time as long as you have not converted the document to plain text.This section contains information on The Chicago Manual of Style method of document formatting and citation.

The corresponding reference(s) will be listed beneath REFERENCES in the style you chose. Highlight the reference(s) you want to insert, then click the Insert button at the bottom of the popup window. Enter search terms and the references containing the terms will be retrieved.

If you choose the Search option, click on the Search button (the magnifying glass over a closing quotation mark).

See the screen shot below for illustration: You may change the style at any time as long as you have not converted the document to plain text. The corresponding reference(s) will be listed beneath REFERENCES in the style you chose. Highlight the reference(s) you want to insert, then click the Insert Citation button (the closing quotation mark icon on the top), your reference(s) will be inserted.

If you choose Go to EndNote, click Go to EndNote and you will be taken to your EndNote library.

You may choose Go to EndNote or the Search button (the magnifying glass over a closing quotation mark) to insert references.

In your document, place the cursor where you want to insert in-text citations.

Write REFERENCES at the bottom of the document so that all the cited references will be listed beneath it.

You may start your document by using one of the templates in EndNote (under the Tools menu) or you can start from scratch.

Make sure the EndNote tab is displayed in Word.

Below are the steps to citing while you write a paper in Word: CWYW (Cite While You Write) is EndNote's signature feature that makes citing easy. One of the main reasons why people use EndNote is to cite references.

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