If the paper is rejected and the author needs to submit it to another journal that uses a different referencing style, the references will need to be reformatted. When a paper is submitted to a journal, the author will format the references to match that journal’s style.
Changing reference style is simple with EndNote
Also, if all the references are in EndNote, the references listed in the bibliography automatically match the in-text citations. With EndNote, journal articles and books are downloaded directly into the program from source, so the information is more likely to be correct. As references are copied from one reference list to another, the errors can multiply (a 2010 study found over 600 different mis-citations for a popular article about biochemistry!). References inserted manually into a document may be inaccurate for example, the author may type ‘2019’ for the date when it should be ‘2018’, or may misspell an author’s name. References are more accurate with EndNote But if the references are in EndNote, they renumber automatically when references are added or deleted, or text is moved. This is particularly the case if references need to be added or sections of a document need to be moved during editing. numbered), ensuring the numbers appear sequentially in the text can be difficult and time consuming. When a document uses Vancouver style references (i.e. Here are three reasons why I love EndNote. Now, I’m delighted when an author has used EndNote in Word. I used to fall into the hating category if a project arrived with references in EndNote or some other reference management program, I promptly contacted the author asking for a plain text version that I could edit. For academic and technical editors, EndNote is like pineapple on pizza – you either love it or hate it.
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