Note: If you are used to CWYW, you may find that the citation looks pretty funny. Inserts the citation currently selected in Endnote. Insert Citation - Pretty self-explanatory.These keystrokes come in VERY handy when writing (for example, I go to Endnote, select the citation(s) I want, and then press cmd-IC to insert the temp citation). These menu items are available in ANY Cocoa application, so you can use it in Pages and OmniOutliner as well. I have assigned the following: Cmd-IC for Insert Citation, Cmd-FC for Find Citation, and Cmd-FP for Format Paper. Using NWP, you can assign a keystroke to each. There are three VERY useful commands there: Insert Citation, Find Citation, and Format Paper.Ģ.

In your services menu (NWP -> Services), you will find Endnote. Note that this is using Endnote X and NWP 1.0.ġ. Using this workflow, I don't miss Word and CWYW. This can also serve as a reference to getting the most out of Endnote for users who are moving from Word to NWP and are used to CWYW features (which are VBA based and will take a while to reimplement in Word 2008 but in the meantime are often clunky and slow Word X and 2004 down to a crawl). I would like to share my Endnote workflow and welcome comments on how to make it even more efficient. I mention in that post that Endnote is pretty compatible already. In the feature request post, someone mentioned better support for Endnote.

Endnote cite while you write tutorial