The citation/reference style determines how your in-text citations and reference lists are formatted. There are over 7,000 styles built into EndNote. Unless told otherwise by academic staff, we recommend you use the ‘Harvard HWU Cite Them Right’ style. This style matches the recommendations in:
This style is already available on all University managed PCs and you do not need to download it. If you are using EndNote on your own PC/laptop, then you will need to follow the instruction below.
University managed PCs
The Harvard HWU Cite Them Right style is available in EndNote Desktop on all HWU managed PCs. If you cannot see it, see below for how to make sure you can see this style in Word.
Own laptop/PC
If you have your own copy of EndNote Desktop and want to use this style, then you will need to download/save the style file below. Note: you need to save the style file into your 'Styles' folder (as this is where Word looks for the styles that are then available in the EndNote toolbar). If you click on the .ens file to download, then open the file and ‘Save as' it should be saved in the correct folder.
Please note updates are made to the style as and when we notice any changes need to be made, so please check periodically to make sure you have the latest update.
'Cite Them Right-Harvard' v 'Harvard HWU Cite Them Right'
Note: 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' is not the same as 'Harvard HWU Cite Them Right'. 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' does not actually match the guidance in Cite Them Right online and we have no control over this style. This is why we recommend 'Harvard HWU Cite Them Right'.
To make sure that your chosen style (e.g. 'Harvard HWU Cite Them Right') is visible in the EndNote toolbar in Word:
In EndNote
Got to:
or
In Word
Go to:
See also:
If you have installed EndNote desktop on to your own laptop, you may not have all the referencing styles you need. The default installation has around 500 styles, but over 7,000 are available.
To add additional styles to your own computer. In EndNote go to:
Or go directly to: