In EndNote Online, Harvard UL_2016 should be available as a style in the drop-down list in Word (or by choosing 'Select Another Style'). The PDF document above details some additional instructions on how to use the different reference types in EndNote Harvard UL_2016 style in order to match exactly the item types included in the Cite It Right 4th Edition.

You should now be able to see your style in the list and to select it. You should then be able to select your style by going back to Word and using the drop-down Style menu to Select another style.In EndNote, go to the File menu and select Save as.Double-click on the style file to open it.Browse to the location on your computer where you downloaded the style.To install Harvard UL_2016, download Harvard UL_201 6 style above.The Harvard UL EndNote style has been updated to reflect the changes made to the Harvard style that UL uses as laid out in the 2016 edition of Cite It Right 4th Edition. Once you have agreed you will have completed your EndNote Online Registration You may be asked to agree to the terms and conditions. On the top of your screen click on the link to ‘EndNote’ĩ. Once you have registered you can now access EndNoteĨ. Follow the instructions to register your account.ħ.

Click on the arrow beside this and select register.Ħ. In web Of Science on the top right hand corner you will see the ‘Sign in’ link. The Web of Science is the parent company that own EndNoteĥ. On the library’s list of a-z databases go to ‘W’ and select the Web of ScienceĤ.

Go to the library webpage and click on ‘Login to UL e-resources’ģ. The following work around allows students to register for EndNote online through Ezproxy by setting up an account with the Web of Science, EndNote’s parent company.ġ. Students need to sign up either using Ezproxy or from a UL networked computer in order to access Harvard UL citation style in EndNote. Unfortunately Capcha is not compatible with Ezproxy. EndNote Online recently added Capcha security to their registration form.

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