The inclusion of output styles is one key feature of the EndNote program.

EndNote has many other features such as the inclusion of import filters, connection files, and the Remove Field Code option that are also integral to the functionality of the software. The features mentioned above are highlights of the EndNote application, but by no means are they the only features of EndNote worth exploring. EndNote is easy to use and easy to teach, which provides an excellent opportunity for librarians to add to existing educational programming by offering instruction on both the use of the program and how it can be applied as a time-saver in the scholarly communication process. The library tip sheets available include PowerPoint guides to using EndNote, Word documents providing screen shots and step-by-step instructions and online tutorials on the use of EndNote using the popular, multimedia-based software program Camtasia. In addition, the EndNote Website has a tremendous amount of usability tip sheets provided by libraries around the world that can be downloaded with ease for thorough examination. There are other well-known bibliographic file management programs available such as Reference Manager, WriteNote and ProCite however, EndNote is unique in the fact that not only does it have a greater amount of output styles available for use, but it also contains the ability to store and cite images and objects, and contains Microsoft Word templates which enables one to use predefined templates for specific publications. EndNote X has recently been released and has several useful features that save time, increase opportunities for collaboration, and the potential to improve the scholarly communication process. Its purpose is to save users time in the creation, management, and storage of bibliographic references for easy access and sharing. EndNote is a bibliographic file management system predominantly used by researchers, clinicians, librarians, and students.

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