To select your newly created referencing style:Ī) In your EndNote Desktop library: Tools > Output Styles > Open Style Manager > within the EndNote Styles box place a tick next to your newly created style > close window. 'APA 7th') and the copy you created (e.g. 'APA 7th Copy') will now appear in your list of referencing styles.ĥ.

Save the modifications or changes you made in step 3 by File > Save, then close window by pressing X. For example, select Bibliography > Templates to edit how the reference will appear in your reference list.Ĥ. In the style's editing window, use the options on the left to make modifications (edit) your style. To do this, File > Save as, leave the name as is (e.g. Before editing the style, create a copy and work from the copied file. Select Tools > Output Styles and select the style that you would like to edit, e,g.

The Chicago Manual of Style should be consulted for the complete list of formatting guidelines.If the referencing style you need to use is not available in EndNote Desktop or from 's Output Styles website, you can create a style that matches your criteria by editing an existing one. If a given work cited in the bibliography or reference list be excessively long due to title or subtitle, there are provisions for making the complete citation in the reference list and then using an abbreviated form in the notes list to avoid excessive documentation. Online works will also include retrieval information, including the URL and the date of access. Notes will be numbered while bibliography and reference lists are not numbered, but rather, presented in alphabetical order. Chicago Manual of Style: Citation ExamplesĬitation content for books, articles and additional materials require certain common information when using The Chicago Manual of Style:īooks will include the publisher and place of publication while articles from journals will give the journal name, volume and issue number, and the page numbers of the article.

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