Subject guides: AGLC Guide: EndNote

Is EndNote right for me?

EndNote can only be downloaded by current staff and students. CDU Library runs EndNote workshops and training throughout the year. Or you can view a recorded session online.

EndNote will take time to learn, so if you are interested in using EndNote, please come along to a workshop. EndNote goes not come with an AGLC Style which will need to be downloaded separately. Many Law Databases do not support EndNote, so you may need to manually enter some references.

Getting Started with EndNote

EndNote 20 is the latest version available for Windows and Macintosh. Before downloading:

Close all Microsoft products, including Word, Excel and Teams.
Remove any older edition of EndNote.

Staff can download the latest version using Software Center. Students can download EndNote by using the link below:

Download EndNote

Download the file below for the AGLC Style; after downloading:

Open the file with EndNote.
Select 'Save'.
Update your output style in EndNote and Word.

AGLC4 output style (ENS, 176 KB)
Provided by University of Technology Sydney Library. Open the file using EndNote, choose File and Save as. Save the output style.
Legal Reference Types
This will allow other legal material to be added to your EndNote library, right click and choose Save Link As, then Edit > Preferences >Reference Types > Import and select the Legal Reference Types file, then save.

Using EndNote with the AGLC Guide
Provided by UTS Library.

If you have any questions or issues related to downloading or using the EndNote Software, please email us for assistance at askthelibrary@cdu.edu.au

You can also:

Sign up for a Workshop
Search through EndNote's YouTube Channel
Read through EndNote's Training Guide

Citing in Microsoft Word

Adding AGLC in EndNote

Using Add
Select 'Tools' > 'Output Stlyes' > 'Open Style Manager'
Select 'AGLC 4th Edition' from the list.