EndNote
EndNote is a reference management software that can be used on Windows and Macintosh computers. It allows you to create a collection of bibliographic records and files to use for your research and writing.
EndNote 21 is now available
Watch this short video on What’s new in EndNote 21 
to see the new features.
EndNote 21.2 should fix the compatibility issues between EndNote 20 and Office 365 so the Cite While You Write function will work in Word 365.
It is recommend that you back up your EndNote library prior to updating.
Follow the installation instructions to download and install EndNote:
- For Staff refer to this StaffNet article
- For Students refer to this MyCQU article
Please contact the Technology and Services Assistance Centre (TaSAC) if you have problems installing EndNote.
- Phone: 1300 666 620 or extension 59090,
- Email: tasac@cqu.edu.au
- Submit a request for help: IT and Library Self Service Portal
Installation Tips
If you are upgrading to a newer version of EndNote:
- Backup custom styles, filters, connection files and libraries including the .DATA folder before uninstalling the previous version.
- It is recommended that you uninstall the older version before you install the new version. Never run two versions of EndNote on the same computer.
Which version of EndNote do I use?
The version of EndNote you need, depends on your computer hardware and software. Check EndNote: Compatibility and System requirements for your computer.
Current issues
- EndNote X9 and Endnote 20 are not compatible with Mac OS BigSur. Read the EndNote vendor's article on EndNote: Big Sur Compatibility
- EndNote 20 is not compatible with Office 365. The Cite While You Write (CWYW) function doesn't work in Word 365 if you are using EndNote 20. If you are using Office 365, you will need to update to EndNote 21.2 which is now available from the Student Portal and StaffNet.