EndNote Online can collect, manage, store and share references, and make them available online. You can use it together with the EndNote Desktop version, or as a stand-alone tool. EndNote Online does not contain some of the features of the Desktop version; for example, you cannot edit reference types, or edit or download other styles, filters and connection files.
With the online version you can:
- Add references manually
- Direct Export from databases via a plugin (including Science Direct, EBSCO, ProQuest, Informit)
- Export references directly from the Web of Knowledge database, including citation data
- Import references saved as a text file (including PubMed, Web of Knowledge, Google Scholar via the EndNote Import filter)
- Use Online Search (search Library catalogues, including RMIT University Library)
- Attach files to references
- ‘Cite While You Write’ with Microsoft Word by downloading the appropriate plug-in
- Create standalone bibliographies
- Sort references to make them easier to manage
- Export information from web pages
- Collaborate with other people by sharing groups of references
- Create Groups
- Delete duplicates.
If you already have an EndNote Desktop Library, references can be synchronised between your Online and Desktop versions. That way, you can use your Desktop library anywhere.
Referencing styles supported
It supports over 3,300 styles.
Compare EndNote Desktop and EndNote Basic.
Storage limits
You can store an unlimited number of references and enjoy unlimited storage space for file attachments with EndNote Desktop. EndNote Basic users can store up to 50,000 references with 2GB of storage for file attachments.
Plug-ins and toolbars
The ‘Cite While You Write’ function is available for Microsoft Word. The plug-in can be downloaded from the Format tab within EndNote Online.
EndNote Online Browser Toolbars for IE and Firefox