This presentation will introduce you to using the Cite While You Write (CWYW) feature for EndNote X6 on Mac.

1. An introduction to
EndNote
Cite While You Write
Mac Edition

2. Cite While You Write allows you to add citations
and build a bibliography as you write in Word.

3. To get started, open a new or existing Word
document and your EndNote Library and
place your cursor where your citation should
appear.

4. On the EndNote CWYW toolbar, click on the
drop down menu next to Style to select your
citation style.

5. On the CWYW toolbar, click the magnifying
class icon to search for a citation.

6. Search for an item in your EndNote Library.

7. Choose what format you need for your in-text
citation.

8. Your citation will appear in the text of your
document.

9. You can also select items to be cited directly
from your EndNote Library.

10. In your EndNote Library, choose the items to be
cited.
(Tip: Hold down Cmnd to select multiple items.)

11. On the CWYW toolbar, choose the appropriate
icon to insert selected citations.

12. Selected items will appear in your document.

13. Citations can also be edited.

14. To edit a citation, on the CWYW toolbar, click
on the icon to edit citations.

15. Choose a citation and then edit the information as
needed. You can also edit information about the
reference in your EndNote library to make permanent
changes to that source.

16. Remember that you may still need to make
some formatting changes to your bibliography
to conform to your chosen citation style.

17. For example, for APA style, this references list
will need to be double-spaced.

18. Always double-check your citations against the
style guide for a given citation style.

19. Questions?
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