MAC USERS: you may receive the following error code when trying to open Endnote Web in Word 2008 or 2011 - 'Cannot find a copy of EndNote to launch. Now, follow the same instructions in the Cite While You Write page elsewhere on this HarrellGuide.Enter your personally-created account information in the email address and password fields.Change from EndNote to EndNote Web if necessary.In Word's EndNote toolbar, you must first select the 'Cite While You Write preferences' option.If the article is available through Penn State University Libraries, clicking the Get It button will lead you to the full-text.Ĭite While You Write in EndNote Web operates the same way as in EndNote, except that: You may install this free plug-in on every computer you use for writing.ĪCCESS TO FULL-TEXT ARTICLES: If you use EndNote Web on a Penn State campus network, you will see a blue 'Get It' button next to every reference in your library. If you are on a workstation that already has EndNote Desktop, you do not need to install the CWYW plug-in. (Creating your account will allow the vendor to recognize your Penn State affiliation, giving you access to the maximum amount of output styles (3000+ available to Penn Staters but only ~10 available to others)).ĭOWNLOAD CITE WHILE YOU WRITE PLUG-IN: After creating your account, download and install the Cite While You Write (CWYW) plug-in, then check Microsoft Word to see that you have an Endnote Web tab. You can then log into EndNote online() from any computer for up to a year before you need to authenticate again through Web of Science or from a Penn State computer. Log into Web of Science with your PSU ID and passwordĬlick the 'sign in' link at the top of the screen Go to WHILE YOU ARE ON THE CAMPUS NETWORK and follow the instructions to create your EndNote Web account or follow these instructions to log in through the Web of Science database:

Penn State users have access to all citation style formats and other additional features through our subscription to Web of Science.

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