LibGuides: EndNote: Styles

EndNote Styles

Bibliographic (or referencing) styles are files that are used to control the appearance of references in a bibliography, for example Harvard or APA 6th. The name of the style refers to the journal or publisher that defined the bibliographic format. Styles can be modified and new styles can be created using EndNote's style editor. Additional styles and updates of styles can be downloaded from the EndNote Journal Styles page.

Additional Styles

APA_6th_SCU
Updated August 2017.
This style is based on the Publication Manual of the APA 6th ed., and modified by the University of Queensland (UQ) and SCU Library. Use in conjunction with the SCU APA6th Referencing libguide
http://libguides.scu.edu.au/apa
Harvard_SCU
Updated November 2017.
This style is based on the Australian Style Manual 6th ed, edited by Snooks & Co. (Call number 808.027 STYL) and modified by the University of Queensland (UQ) and SCU Library. Sometimes referred to as the AGPS style. Use in conjunction with the SCU Library Harvard Referencing style libguide
http://libguides.scu.edu.au/Harvard
Using EndNote with Australian Guide to Legal Citations style (3rd ed)
SCU guide for using the EndNote style (see files below) for AGLC (3rd ed) .
Updated Feb 2018
AGLC3 Footnotes only
Use this style for short works (eg. journal articles). Use this style in conjunction with the SCU guide above.
AGLC3 Footnotes & Bibliography
Use this style for longer works (eg. books, theses). Use this style in conjunction with the SCU guide above
Marine & Freshwater Research_SCU
Edited March 2018.
This style has been adapted for use by SCU Environmental Science / Marine Science students.
CSIRO
The Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) guidelines apply to the following journals: Australian Journal of Agricultural Research; Australian Systematic Botany; Australian Journal of Botany, Marine & Freshwater Research; Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture; Australian Journal of Plant Physiology; Australian Journal of Soil Research; Reproduction, Fertility & Development; Australian Journal of Primary Health

Video: Saving a style - Windows

Where to save style files?

The easiest way to make sure your style file is saved in the right location for your system:

Click on your desired style (in the left hand column)
Choose the "open" or "open with.." option on your browser, and choose to open it with EndNote X8
The style then opens in EndNote - click on File - Save As - change the filename if you like (you can backspace over the word "copy" in the filename)
Click on Save
Close the Style using the X in the top right
Remember to choose your new style in both EndNote and Word