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Installing EndNote on your Computer

  EndNote is premium bibliographic citation management software for both Mac and Windows.  Whitman has arranged with the software vendor to make EndNote available campus-wide, to any current faculty, student, or staff member. In addition to installing EndNote on campus computers, it may be installed on faculty, staff, or student personally-owned or home computers.  EndNote may only be installed and used by individuals who are currently at the College - it must be removed if you end your employment or your matriculation as a student.

Mac version:

  1. First you'll need to connect to the "winapp" server. To do this, your Mac must be connected to the Whitman network (either wired or wireless).

    • from your OSX desktop, click the "GO" menu and select "connect to server"

    • in the resulting window, type in the name/address of server as   smb://winapp.whitman.edu

    • click the "Connect" button, and when asked which "volume" of the server you want, select "APPS"

    • you'll be asked to log in; use your *network* password

    • After connecting, you'll have a little "globe" icon on your desktop that will be entitled "Apps". The window showing you the files may open automatically, or just double-click the icon to open it.

  2. Locate the folder labeled "Endnote Install(Mac)" and drag to your desktop

  3. Drag the file labeled "EndNote X3 Site Installer.dmg" to your "Applications" folder

  4. Once it is finished copying files, open the EndNote X3 program

  5. Accept all defaults

  6. Finally, click done

  7. Also in the folder is a full copy of the manual for EndNote X3 for Mac (a pdf file) and a Getting Started Guide, both of which may be helpful in figuring out the program. Paper copies of the Getting Started Guide are available for checkout from WCTS.

 

Windows version:


To download the installer, you need a PC connected to the "whitman domain" on the Whitman network. You are connected if, when you follow step #3 below -- the computer has a list of "network drives" available (in addition to the computer hard drive [C]) at least partially resembling the list on the right.

If you're NOT connected, move to a connected computer (such as a lab computer) follow the below steps, and at Step #5, save a copy of the EndNote folder to a another location, such as a USB drive or blank CD. 

  1. From the Windows computer, right-click the Start button and select Explore.

  2. In the resulting list of your drives and folders, locate the drive labeled  apps on 'winapp' -- it is probably your [J] drive.

  3. Click once on that drive to highlight it and view the contents of that drive in the right portion of the window.

  4. Locate the Endnote Install(PC) folder and open it (or, if you will be performing an installation on a different computer, drag the folder icon to another "drive" listed in the left portion of your 'Explorer' window in order to make a copy (such as a USB flash drive, an inserted blank CD, etc. Once at the computer to receive the install, continue the below steps, using your copy of the folder).

  5. Double click the file titled ENX3Inst.msi

  6. Accept all the default buttons (about 6 Next buttons)

  7. Choose either Run to launch the program and create your default EndNote library OR

  8. Choose Finish to end setup and create your default EndNote library the next time you open the program.

  9. Also in the Endnote Install (PC) folder is a full copy of the Windows EndNote X3 Manual, which may be helpful in figuring out the program. Paper copies of the Getting Started Guide are available for checkout from WCTS.



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