EndNote: Cite While You Write

The current version of Cite While You Write defaults to connecting to the full paid version of EndNote.  To use Cite While You Write with your online library of references, open the add-in in Word and select Preferences.  Then choose the Application tab and use the drop-down menu to set the application to EndNote Online.

Because RIT subscribes to Web of Science, all EndNote compatible citation styles are available to use.  Over 100 citation styles are currently enabled for RIT EndNote online users.

If the style you wish to use is not enabled, click the "Chat/Emai/Appointments" button to the right and contact the author of this guide to request it.

Cite While You Write allows you to search for references from your personal library and insert them into documents as you are writing them. 

Use "Insert Citations" to search your library of references.  "Edit Citations" allows you to make changes to citations within your document (it does not edit the source reference in EndNote).

Cite While You Write begins building a bibliography automatically as you insert citations into your document.  You can control the format of that bibliography, and of the in-text citations, from the Bibliography menu.

The styles available are any you have saved as your personal favorites in EndNote.

Update and Convert Citations and Bibliography are used to make changes to the appearance of citations in your document, both in-text and in the bibliography.