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Endnote is reference management software application you can use to manage references as you write documents.
Learning to use Endnote requires a medium to high time investment – but it will be worth it.
EndNote can help you:
The Catch: EndNote does not automatically generate references that comply with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation.
You will need to make the modification in Step 2 to make this happen for you.
For Murdoch University staff and students only - you will be asked to login with your Murdoch login details.
You will need to download a file from the UTS Library website which will automatically set up a Legal reference type that complies with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation Rules.
First, be sure to use Mozilla Firefox as your Internet browser - EndNote works best in this.
Then follow the instructions on the University Technology Sydney's EndNote for Law Installation page.
Step 3: Learn how to use EndNote
Once you have downloaded EndNote and the Legal Reference Type, you can access:
'Footnote' referencing styles do not automatically create footnotes in your Word document.
You will need to do a two step process where you insert a footnote in Word then insert the EndNote citation into the footnote.
This will place a reference number in your text and the numbered, formatted reference at the bottom of your page.
Example process:
Your footnotes should appear at the bottom of each page, as well as in the bibliography at the end of your document.