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1. Choose the records in EndNote you want for a separate bibliography, perhaps a selected group instead
of the whole library. Highlight your selected references and then click References >> Show Selected
References.
2. Select an appropriate style from the Style Manager .
3. Tools >> Subject Bibliography.
4. The Subject Fields window displays a list of all the
different fields that a reference can have.
5. Select the field (or fields) that you want to sort your
bibliography by, eg: keywords.
6. Once you have chosen your field click OK. A list will be
displayed of the various terms found within this field
and the number of references in your EndNote Library
containing each term.
7. Select the terms to be included in the bibliography by
holding down the Ctrl key as you click the terms you want, or click Select All to include them all.
8. Then click OK and your subject bibliography is created in a new window. Use the Layout button at the
top of the screen to change some features before saving or printing the bibliography.
Annotated Bibliography
Using the Annotated Style
The simplest way to create an annotated
bibliography using EndNote is to use the
Annotated Style. This will display your
results with the information from the
Abstract Field under each reference.
University of Auckland Library – EndNote X6 October 2012