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EndNote (online version)
EndNote (online version) users always have access to saved references and created groups, regardless of their affiliation with FSU. However, after twelve months of leaving FSU (such as after graduating or retiring), you will lose your custom content files (e.g., bibliography styles, filters, etc.). When you lose access to content files, you will receive a message that says, "Your roaming access has expired." You can learn more about roaming here.
EndNote (desktop version)
If you are no longer affiliated with FSU College of Medicine, you do not have access to EndNote (desktop version). Before moving to another institution:
The Charlotte Edwards Maguire Medical Library presents the following guide [1] on how to download, install, set-up, and use the EndNote 20 citation software provided by the Florida State University College of Medicine for students, faculty, and staff. This guide is intended as a basic introduction to the EndNote software and is not comprehensive. If you have any questions or issues with EndNote 20, please contact the Maguire Medical Library.
EndNote is just one citation management program. For more information on other citation management programs, as well as various citation styles, please see FSU Libraries' Citation Guide.
[1] This guide has been adapted from the University of Central Florida's Harriet F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library EndNote X9 Library Guide.
EndNote 20 is a reference management software designed to help create, store, organize, and share references. EndNote 20 allows users to:
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