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EndNote styles

Styles

Styles are files that are used to control the appearance of references in a bibliography. The name of the style often refers to the journal or publisher that has defined the bibliographic format. EndNote comes with over 3,000 styles.

Locating additional styles

It is also possible to use a new or amended styles created by other users.

Additional Styles

Amended/created style Style file Comments

Australian Guide to Legal Citation (AGLC) style

  • AGLC footnotes only for EndNote 8 and later versions
  • AGLC footnotes and bibliography for EndNote 8 and later versions
Download all three files as a zipped file

A RefTypeTable and style files suitable for use with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation have been created by the University of Queensland Library, and further modified by the the University of Melbourne's Law Library.

The .xml file should be saved to the EndNote folder.
RefTypeTable.xml

The .ens file should be saved to the EndNote> Styles folder on your computer.
aglc2_footnotes_plus_bibliog_v8+.ens aglc2_footnotes_only_v8+.ens

These files are to be used in combination with training provided by the Law Library.

Caution: Saving the RefTypeTable file will override your existing file and any changes you made to the existing RefTypeTable. You may manually edit the RefTypeTable as an alternative to replacing it

AGPS 6th edition, Author Date style Download From University of Queensland with thanks. Author-Date style as per the "Style manual for authors, editors and printers", 6th edition (2002).

Exhibition Catalogue Style (for Art History)

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updated 30/08/05

 For this style to work you must enter footnote information in the Label field of the Endnote reference template:
  • Enter author and date in the following manner: Wittkower 1961
  • If there is more than one author, enter the names in one line separated by a comma.
  • Do not use the Label field of the Endnote reference template for other comments.
See Citation Style for Art History

Harvard Style

University of Queensland Library staff have created an amended version of the Harvard style.

 

 

The Harvard output style supplied with EndNote capitalizes author names. To change the author names to lower case, select Harvard as the output style. Edit the style file : Edit > Output Styles > Edit "Harvard". Select Bibliography-Author Names. Change Capitalization from All Uppercase to Normal. Save the output style. It may need to be saved as Harvard Copy. Select the new style. Alternatively the University of Queensland Harvard style can be used which conforms to the 6th edition (2002) of the "Style Manual for Authors, Editors and Publishers".

Download the UQ Harvard style from: http://www.library.uq.edu.au/research-support/output-styles

 

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