Use the Shift key for some capital Greek letters (e.g., Σ, Δ, Φ). In the article title field in the EndNote record click on the sigma (Σ) button and type “a”, “b” to introduce Greek symbols (e.g., α, β) in the article title. Easy way => This works for most Greek symbols.Special characters, accents, and diacritical marks – An easy and a less easy way Remember that capitalization within article titles is handled by Change Case (see page 6 above).Edit the EndNote record ( not the Word document) with the desired superscripts, subscripts, italics, bold, and underlining.How to handle superscripts, subscripts, italics and more in EndNote references Tips for getting references to look right in Word Highlight the citation(s) that you want to insert.Enter one, or more, keywords to search the EndNote library (e.g., year, author, article title word, etc.).Under the icon called Insert Citation (on the far left) click on the little arrow and choose Find Citation.Click on the EndNote ribbon at the top of the page.Place the cursor where you want to insert citations.Open a Word 2010 document and an EndNote library.Don't worry if the citation style in the Word document is not what you want because that can be easily changed (see Output styles – How to edit).Īnother way to insert citations in a Word 2010 document.After the two programs are “talking”, inserting citations is much faster. It may take little while for EndNote and Word to “talk”, but once they do, the citation(s) will appear in Word.Under the icon called Insert Citation (on the far left of the EndNote ribbon, page top) click on the little arrow and choose Insert Selected Citation(s). Go to your EndNote library and highlight the citation(s) you wish to insert (use CNTL for multiple citations).Place the cursor where you want to insert a citation(s).Open a Word 2010 document and click on the EndNote ribbon at the top of the page.
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