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EndNote alternatives
EndNote is a reference manager that helps you save time formatting citations, so you can focus on your research. The best EndNote alternatives are: Zotero, Mendeley, RefWorks, Citavi
Here are the latest news about EndNote:
2020. EndNote 20 is now available for Mac
Commercial academic paper management software EndNote has released it's latest (20) version for Mac OS. As well as the Windows version, it features unlimited storage of references and attachments, ability to share library with up to 100 people, shared library activity feed logs changes made by collaborators, ability to insert citations and references from your library into your document and automatically builds a bibliography (in over 7,000 styles) directly in Word, add subheading and categories to bibliographies in Word, directly import references from online databases, one click find full text feature, citation report (with Web of Science subscription).
2020. EndNote 20 allows to annotate and organize PDFs more efficiently
In the grandly swirling cosmos of academic tools, EndNote has unveiled its latest incarnation, the imaginatively titled EndNote 20, a reference management software so advanced that it practically hands you a towel and guides you to the answer to life, the universe, and everything (or at least your bibliography). Currently a Windows-exclusive entity (sorry, Mac enthusiasts, you’ll have to hitchhike elsewhere for now), it boasts a delightfully evolved set of PDF-handling capabilities, empowering users to import, annotate, and shepherd their PDFs with the efficiency of a Vogon poetry recitation schedule. The interface has been given a shiny new polish, presumably so even the most befuddled researchers can find their way, and the inclusion of over 9,000 citation styles means it’s now easier than ever to bend the will of your references to fit the inscrutable demands of academic journals. All this can be yours for the low, low price of $275—a sum which, in cosmic terms, is roughly equivalent to a pan-galactic gargle blaster and a decent towel.
2020. EndNote 20 is now available for Mac
Commercial academic paper management software EndNote has released it's latest (20) version for Mac OS. As well as the Windows version, it features unlimited storage of references and attachments, ability to share library with up to 100 people, shared library activity feed logs changes made by collaborators, ability to insert citations and references from your library into your document and automatically builds a bibliography (in over 7,000 styles) directly in Word, add subheading and categories to bibliographies in Word, directly import references from online databases, one click find full text feature, citation report (with Web of Science subscription).
2020. EndNote 20 allows to annotate and organize PDFs more efficiently
In the grandly swirling cosmos of academic tools, EndNote has unveiled its latest incarnation, the imaginatively titled EndNote 20, a reference management software so advanced that it practically hands you a towel and guides you to the answer to life, the universe, and everything (or at least your bibliography). Currently a Windows-exclusive entity (sorry, Mac enthusiasts, you’ll have to hitchhike elsewhere for now), it boasts a delightfully evolved set of PDF-handling capabilities, empowering users to import, annotate, and shepherd their PDFs with the efficiency of a Vogon poetry recitation schedule. The interface has been given a shiny new polish, presumably so even the most befuddled researchers can find their way, and the inclusion of over 9,000 citation styles means it’s now easier than ever to bend the will of your references to fit the inscrutable demands of academic journals. All this can be yours for the low, low price of $275—a sum which, in cosmic terms, is roughly equivalent to a pan-galactic gargle blaster and a decent towel.
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