When asked for your email and password, these should always be your University email and the password you set up for your Endnote Online account (or account with the Web of Science platform which hosts Endnote Online) exe file to open, with options to install Cite while you Write and / or the Capture Reference tool for generating reference entries from web pages: always include Cite while you Write Or: 'Downloads' - and follow the 'Cite while you Write' instructions on that page To install Cite while you Write on your own laptop or PC, open your Endnote Online account and go to: In Application, choose Endnote Online (not 'Endnote' as this is the Desktop version)Įndnote Online subscription should be you should enter your Uni email and Endnote Online / Web of Science account password in the two boxes for Email address and Password, as in the screenshot below Select Preferences and then Application in the pop-up Open up Word on the campus PC (or laptop) you are using, and go to the Endnote tab Read these detailed instructions to check you are following the required steps for downloading and installing CWYW: In your Endnote Online account, go to Downloads and follow the instructions to download CWYW for either Windows or MACs: this should then appear as an 'Endnote' tab in your Word documents. Go to 'Settings for CWYW' on this page for changing this to EndNote Online.However: this may be set to the separate product Endnote Desktop.

The Cite while You Write plug-in should already be installed in campus PCs Make sure you CWYW is already installed before proceeding.

Important Note: if you are using a University laptop or other equipment for your work, and wish to use Endnote Online in Word, then please see the information at the end of this page under 'Note for UoB staff or other users of University equipment: Cite While You Write (CWYW)' before proceeding.Ĭite while you Write is a plug-in which enables you to insert citations and references lists from Endnote Online directly into Word documents.

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