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EndNote
are programs designed to do the following:
* Import
data files
saved from a variety of online services, CD-ROMs,
and other library databases.
* Store, manage
and search for bibliographic references in a private
reference library. It enables organizing images including charts,
figures
and equations with a caption and your keywords.
*
Format citations and figures
in MS-Word, according to manuscript
requirements of publishers (or desired citation style).
* Search
(only through local EndNote) our various online databases through
a simple but uniform interface, and retrieve the references
directly into Endnote.
Comparison between EndNote and
EndNoteWeb
EndNote Web advantages:
* personal material/information availability
from every computer connected to the internet
* automatic update of the filter files (as well as connection
files, however check the
disadvantages list for limitation).
EndNote Web disadvantages:
* Storage capacity of maximum 10,000 records
* searching from EndNoteWeb through the connection files is
possible only for the free
databases such as PubMed and ISI databases (Biosis
- web of science). For non-ISI
for-fee databases there are no connection files
fitted to our profile at EndNoteWeb.
Additional comparison
may be found here:
http://endnoteweb.com/encompare.asp
