Once I am ready to move to Word for formatting, compile text in rtf format.ĩ. If I need a page number or other “suffix” information, I just add it after the Endnote database number, so:ħ. If I need “prefix” information for the reference, I add it to the beginning of the reference, placing a backward slash before the author name, e.g.,Ħ. If I am going to use a footnote style, I select the "raw" citation and format it as a footnote in Scrivener (Menu>Format>Inline Footnote or Control+Shift+F).ĥ. If I am going to use an inline citation style like MLA, then I leave the reference in this “raw” format. In Scrivener text, citation is now a “raw” Endnote citation with curly brackets, e.g.:
Copy (Right click and select Copy or Control C)Ĥ.
Select the correct reference from LIST of references in your Endnote database. To insert a citation in my Scrivener text, toggle to Endnote database.ģ. It took me a day of concentrated trial-and-error to figure this out - and recommendations are gratefully accepted if you know of a better way! But, in case it helps someone else who is hoping to use this for an academic thesis or dissertation with MS Word and Endnote, here's what I'm doing:ġ. I'm 14 months away from submitting a dissertation, so I was at a point where if I couldn't make the citations and referencing working comfortably, Scrivener wasn't for me, at least not right now, even though I liked its drafting capability. You’ll note in the following image that many aspects of my footnotes look like gibberish (i.e.I've been using the Windows beta for a couple weeks, and have finally figured out a workflow that works VERY well (for me anyway) with Endnote. The layout takes some getting used to, but within a couple of days, you don’t really notice it. doc format), they look like regular footnotes.
When you “compile” your final product (in. They are off to the right of the screen and are unnumbered. Here’s how I do it.įootnotes in Scrivener are displayed in an unconventional manner. I use Scrivener and Bookends together with little to no problem. I cannot begin to emphasize the joys that such software will bring to your life. I have seen in more than a couple of posts about Scrivener a recurring question – Does Scrivener work with bibliographic software? The answer, in short, is “Yes.”įor those who are currently writing a dissertation without the aid of a bibliography/citation management software, I strongly advise that you look into getting one. Support this site by purchasing Scrivener via this link!
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