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Thomson Researchsoft is shipping a major upgrade to EndNote(R) for Windows

mary | 27 June, 2007 09:23

The bibliographic management software used by millions of researchers, librarians and students to publish their research, EndNote XI, introduces custom groups to view and manage subsets of references, new Cite While You Write(TM) integration with Microsoft(R) Word 2007, seamless connectivity with EndNote Web to simplify collaboration with colleagues, and more.

Group References for Instant Access
With EndNote XI users can drag and drop references into subject folders for immediate access to subsets of references. Each EndNote XI library can have up to 50 custom groups, and action-specific groups are created automatically for search results, file imports and reference transfers from EndNote Web, the new Web-based research and writing tool. Now users can access their groups instantly and manage their references more efficiently.

Cite While You Write(TM) with Microsoft Word 2007 for Windows(R) EndNote XI

Collaborate with colleagues and students using EndNote Web
EndNote XI integrates seamlessly with EndNote Web, a Web-based basic bibliographic tool available as an institutional subscription. For the millions of graduate students and researchers who depend on the high performance capabilities of EndNote, integration with EndNote Web provides a way to manage references when away from their desktop computers. EndNote XI users can collaborate with colleagues and students by sharing EndNote Web folders. And users can cite references from both EndNote and EndNote Web in a single paper and transfer libraries easily. Now EndNote users can be even more productive with the combination of EndNote and EndNote Web.

EndNote XI utilizes the new utilizes the new Microsoft Word 2007 ribbon technology,providing users with intuitive access to Cite While You Write(TM) commands. Cite While You Write allows users to locate citations and create bibliographies instantly while writing in Microsoft Word. In Microsoft Word 2007 the frequently used commands are organized on an EndNote tab, making them easy for the user to find and select when citing references in scholarly papers.

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