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Select the “Modify Option” and choose “Next”.

Go to “Control Panel” and choose “Add or Remove Programs” in Windows XP or “Programs and Features” in Windows Vista/7.

Click “Next” twice and “ Done” to close the window.

Place a check next to all of the “Output Styles” you’d like.

In EndNote, go to EndNote X9 tab and choose “Customizer”.

Disciplines generally use a particular citation style when writing (medicine- AMA nursing-APA, etc.) and particular journals also have specific guidelines for how authors should reference articles. Output style controls which part of your reference is capitalized, italicized, and the order in which your references appear. Output Style refers to the template used by EndNote to format in-text citations and reference lists in a particular style.

** If you discover that the style has not been updated (e.g., the reference uses an abbreviation instead of a full title), then you can edit the output style by going to Edit -> Output Styles -> Open Style Manager (see EndNote FAQ). This will import the correct abbreviations and full journal names for over 8,000 journals. Windows/PC: The lists are in Program Files ->EndNote -> Terms -> Medical.txt (and BioScience.txt).ħ.Mac: The lists are in Applications -> EndNote ->Terms -> Medical.txt (and BioScience.txt).Browse to the Term Lists folder within the EndNote folder, and choose both the BioScience and Medical term lists. Now go to the "Lists" tab at the top, and click on the "Import List" button.Ħ. Next, press the "Delete Term" button to the right (there should then be 0 journals in the Journals List).ĥ. If the Journal Term List is empty, skip to step 5. Go to Tools -> Open Term Lists -> Journals Term List.ģ. Setting up Journal Terms Lists ensures that the journal names in your references section are either the full name or the abbreviation, whichever your style requires.Ģ. Some databases import only the abbreviated journal name while your style may call for the full journal name. Journal Term Lists contain the approved full title and abbreviations used in the reference styles.