Endnote

Here is a style for Endnote (works in '9', 'X' and 'X1') that is being developed to meet Northampton University's Harvard style.
OK, Version 2 is now out and fixes several problems. It now covers Journals, Books, Book sections, Newspapers, Statutes, Films, TV broadcasts and Web Pages. It all seems to match the Library's Harvard guide and I have recieved 'good' and 'excellent' comments from tutors for course work that has included this template.

Please send me any template changes you might have via the messaging system and I'll do my best to incorporate them. I have scrapped the idea of a version 3 for now as there hasn't been any need for me to change it to meet my requirements.


 * //The only bug I can't resolve is a problem with references using labels sorting in the wrong place. I'm stumped - despite setting the sort to accept them as well as author it doesn't work all the time. So do check the alphabetical order of your references before handing work in - it's easy to cut and paste them to the right position, just a pain to have to do.//**

For 2008/09 I may look at Word 2007 or OpenOffice - let me know if you are interested. Developers particularly welcome!

Like the rest of this site, this style is released under the [|Creative Commons Share-Alike 3.0 Licence]. See the release notes for author details.

//**Badgered**//

Here are the latest release notes : updated 18/01/09 and the style itself : updated 18/01/09

(put it in '..\program files\Endnote ..\styles' and add it to your styles menu on your home PC)

//Updated:// Since the beginning of the Spring 2008 term, log ins do not permit users to 'see' the 'C:' drive so you can't copy the style file into \program files\Endnote ..\styles on a University PC. So do this in Endnote:


 * 1) Edit preferences
 * 2) Go to 'Folder locations'
 * 3) Edit the 'Style folder' to point to the directory where you store your style library on your memory stick - you will get lots of error messages, but you can just ignore them.
 * 4) Close preferences and it should all work.

You could do this with your home installation if you find it easier - you won't get the error messages!

(and a test database to try: updated 03/01/08)

Here's something that EndnoteWeb people might find useful...

//**If you are interested in a guide to converting saved Metalib references to a format you can insert straight into a word document, have a look at this....**//
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