EndNote styles

Title:

EndNote style addendum

Creator:

Gisle Hannemyr

Description:

This archive contains bibliography styles for the journals named The Information Society and NordiCom Review. I've also included what I hope are more versatile alternative versions of the standard Harvard style. In particular, if you cite a lot of electronic sources (such as web-pages and email messages) you may want to use these alternative styles to get URLs and types into your bibliography.

Date:

2008-09-04

Type:

Dataset

Format:

application/zip

Size:

11 kB

Identifier:

http://hannemyr.com/enjoy/endnote.zip

Rights:

This dataset is in the public domain.

Installation:

Unpack this archive in the EndNote style folder (the default is C:\Program Files\EndNote X1\Styles). If you don't have local Administrator privileges on your machine, you may not have permission to copy files to the C: disk. In that case, you want to set the style folder to some other location. You do this by editing your preferences: Edit → Preferences → Folder Location → Style Folder.

Notes:

For a Web Page, leave Year-related fields empty and type in the full date in standard ISO-format (YYYY-MM-DD) in the field Access Date. This will typically be the day you viewed a web page, or the date field in an email message. The field Last Update Date is optional, but will be included in the citation if used. The citation will include the full URL. For endnotes, this may make some very odd looking lines. You may need to reformat some of the bibliography “by hand” when preparing the final copy. Use the original Harvard.ens style to avoid having the URL in the bibliography.
For a Personal Communication, enter the a full description of the communication (e.g. “Personal email to the author.”) in the Type field.

Compatibility:

Tested using EndNote X1 (11.0.1) on Microsoft Windows/XP. You will probably need EndNote ver. 8.0 or newer to use these styles.