As you are typing a paper in Word, you can select the references from your EndNote library that you wish to cite and transfer them straight into your document as in-text citations without switching to EndNote.
An in-text citation will usually be in the Author-Date format, for example: (Baker, 2005). A full reference to the work cited will also appear in the bibliography at the end of the document.
To insert a citation in a Word document (and make a full reference to it in the bibliography at the end)
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Make sure that the Endnote library you wish to use is open
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Open your Word document and place the cursor at the first point in the text where you want a citation.
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From the Endnote ribbon, select the Find Citation(s) icon-it appears as a magnifying glass
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The EndNote Find Citations box will open
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In the Search for box enter the author of the work you wish to cite, or a keyword. Matching references will be displayed
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Select the reference(s) required.
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Click on Insert. The citation(s) will be inserted in the text and a bibliography started at the end of the document - according to the style you have selected. Any subsequent citations you enter in your document will appear in the same style