Click anywhere in the template to edit it. In the image below, the template for the Journal Article reference type is circled. Again, users often want to make changes to the Templates used for each references type. To specify formatting of references in your bibliography, review the options under Bibliography. All of the options under Citations (Templates through Sort Order) apply only to in-text citation formatting. Often users want to make changes to the Templates used for in-text citations.
To specify formatting of in-text citations specifically, review the options under Citations. This is where you can make changes to how Page Numbers (e.g., 125-126 or 125-6) and Journal Names (whether to use abbreviations or not) will display. Universal settings that affect the formatting of all reference are listed first (Punctuation through Sections). The original style will be left untouched.Ĥ) Your options for editing a style are listed on the left sidebar. The file is saved in your personal Styles folder (e.g., My Documents > EndNote > Styles folder). This step will preserve the original copy of the output style should you need to return to it at a later date. Give this copy of the output style a new name and Save it. 1) To access and edit an EndNote output style, go to Edit > Output Styles > Open Style ManagerĢ) Highlight the style you wish to edit and click Editģ) VERY IMPORTANT:Without making any changes to the file, go to File > Save As.
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