Subject guides: EndNote: Styles, filters and connection files

Output styles

AGLC4 style / Legal Referencing table
Australian Guide to Legal Citation, 4th edition.
Download both to enable legal footnotes plus a bibliography at the end of the paper.
Source: University of Technology, Sydney
Australian Dental Journal
Source: Endnote

Harvard for the NHMRC Endnote Style
This style has been developed for NHMRC grant proposals at the University of Sydney. This style uses the Harvard system of formatting and sorting references in a bibliography (ie Author/Date/Title) but uses a superscript numbering system for the in-text citations. For Example: if a publication by Cros comes third in the alphabetical bibliography, then wherever in the text it is cited it should be given the number '3', even if it is the 1st citation in the entire NHMRC grant proposal
Harvard 3 for the School of Health Sciences Endnote Style
Also known as harvardam3
Source: University of Sydney Library.
Harvard Flinders USYD Endnote Style
Faculty of Veterinary Science Harvard style

Other output styles on the Endnote website

Chicago 17th Footnote
Chicago 17th referencing style for Endnote

Filters

Some databases require a specific Endnote filter in order to export.

Medline (OvidSP)
Add this filter only if you are having problems with direct export from Medline via OvidSP
Factiva
UQ has developed a filter to allow you to export references from Factiva to Endnote.
Source: University of Queensland
Other filters on the Endnote website

What are output styles, filters and connection files?

Output styles: tell Endnote what style your references will be displayed in

Filters: tell Endnote how to import reference details into your Endnote library

Connection files: allow Endnote to connect to and download references from online catalogues and other websites (also called Online search)

Clarivate's Guide to Modifying Output Styles
This detailed guide can help you modify styles and reference lists when there are special formatting requirements.

Where can I get more files?

Endnote program - comes with many commonly used files
Endnote website - more comprehensive list
University of Queensland Library - custom and Australian files

How do I add these files to Endnote?

For each Endnote output style, filter or connection file:

Make sure you have Endnote installed on your computer
Click on the link to the file that you want to add
A download window will appear: choose Open
The file will open in the Endnote program
Choose File then Save as
A window will appear: remove the word 'copy' from the end of the file name
Click Ok
Close the Endnote program

To use the new file simply select it as you would other output styles, filters and connection files in Endnote.

Using more than one computer? You will need to follow the steps above on each computer that you use with Endnote.

Getting an error 'file does not exist'? Head to Preferences and 'Folder Locations' and update the directory to point towards 'Styles' in your computer's Documents folder.