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(continued...) Another great addition is the introduction of the “subject bibliography”, a real time-saver when creating a bibliography with topic headings.
Simply select the field “Author”, followed by specific author names, to view the finished bibliography.
And of course you can control the look of your subject bibliography by selecting a particular output style, choosing a sort order for the references.
You can even recycle reference numbers.
Many users will be pleased to see that EndNote can now insert a figure or table anywhere in a Microsoft Word document.
It allows us to place figures and tables within the text, or create figure and table lists at the end of a document.
EndNote also now uses the chart/table reference type to handle tables separately from figures.
New output style settings to specify the caption location for a figure or table, either above or below.
There’s an increasing demand for EndNote to be more compatible with word processors other than Microsoft Word, and EndNote 7’s RTF features handle this, enabling bibliographies to be created using StarOffice, OpenOffice, AppleWorks, FrameMaker and more.
EndNote 7 scans RTF documents containing temporary EndNote citations and creates a bibliography instantly.
It’s easy to copy selected references from an EndNote library reference list and paste temporary citations into a document.
The RTF document scan feature provides a status report on unmatched citations and offers over 1,000 output styles to create the final bibliography.
One final feature to highlight is that EndNote 7 extends the ways to collect data from many online resources and to publish manuscripts.
There are new and updated content files-connection files, output styles, import filters and manuscript templates, both in the upgrade and in the Adept Scientific download centre.
All in all then, a practical and workmanlike upgrade to the world’s best-selling reference management software, which we think will prove very popular amongst users at every level of sophistication.
(with thanks to Stephanie Marshall of Adept Scientific)