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• The software has to be installed on your computer properly to work correctly with word processing programs, and this varies depending on your operating system, word processor and platform. 
• It has frequent upgrades that offer significant new features. It is important to use the manual, and you need to have the software on your computer.

How to Download Endnote

EndNote support is only available to NWU postgraduate students and staff. We recommend that undergraduate students make use of Referella.

Latest EndNote version:

• EndNote 21 - Windows
  After you click the download link, you will be asked for your CAS username and password. 
• EndNote 21 - Mac
  After you click the download link, you will be asked for your CAS username and password. 

Follow the manual below on how to download and extract the EndNote files:

• How to download EndNote 21

The download files are also available via:

• Students: The product is installed on Citrix-compliant devices and should be available on the Information Commons and Lab computers. Contact your Student IT Support to access Citrix on your device. 
• Staff: To download the software, use the IT App Portal or Citrix.

Templates

• NWU Style Templates for Postgraduates

Increase your visibility

Why you should use ORCID

• Link all your publications with one unique persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher.   
• Research outputs uploaded to the NWU-IR (Boloka) are automatically pushed to the author's ORCID record.
• You can add all your other publications through Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science.
• Link your ORCID account to every research item you publish so people can easily track or locate your other research outputs.

How to create your ORCID on the NWU Manuscript System

Step 1: Register for an ORCID

• Follow this link to the NWU Manuscript system to create a new ORCID ID or link an existing one. 
• If you are unsure whether you already have an ORCID ID, search the ORCID registry on their website for your name.
• Register/log in using your CAS username and password, which are the same as those you use to log into eFundi and campus computers.
• Click here for a step-by-step guide through the registration and linking process.

Step 2:  Add your info

• Complete your profile by adding a biography, additional email addresses (including ones used previously), name variants, affiliations, and keywords to make it discoverable.
• Privacy settings can be changed for different aspects of the ORCID record, such as who can view the Biography, Education and Employment history. 
• Existing outputs can be added to your ORCID record using search and link tools, which provide integrations between ORCID and various external platforms. 
• Outputs that are not automatically linked can be added manually or imported using BibTex files.
• Click here for instructions on adding Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar publications to your ORCID profile.
• Funding information can be manually added to the ORCID record or through the provided search and link tool.
• Log in periodically to update changes to the ORCID record.

Step 3: Use your ORCID iD

• Include your ORCID ID wherever possible. When submitting outputs, grant applications, or other research, scholarship, and innovation activities, include it on any personal websites you might have. 
• You can also include it in your CV, social media platforms, and even as part of your email signature.
• Existing identifiers from other providers can be linked to the ORCID record, such as Elsevier Author Profile and Web of Science ResearcherID. Contact our Research and Open Scholarship Librarians with any questions or comments. 
   

The NWU and ORCID

Recognising the importance of research visibility and discoverability, author disambiguation, and increased funder and publisher requirements for ORCID iDs, the NWU became an ORCID member institution, making it possible to integrate existing NWU systems with the ORCID registry.

Central to the NWU-ORCID integration is the NWU Manuscript system, which was created to facilitate creating (new) or linking (existing) ORCID IDs while granting the NWU permission to push updates to the individuals' ORCID records.

The NWU Institutional Repository (NWU-IR) was the first integration with the NWU manuscript systems. Research outputs uploaded to the NWU-IR are automatically pushed to the ORCID record of the author(s) of the output.

What do the LibKey access buttons mean?

• Download PDF - This takes you directly to the PDF article.
• Article Link - The library does not have access to the direct PDF link. In this case, the button will take you to a publisher page in case of open access or to the record of the article's database, where you can click on the full text. This can be because:
  • The publisher only has a .html copy and not a PDF copy.
  • Journal aggregators (platforms) like EBSCO or Proquest do not yet support direct PDF linking.
• Access Options - The library does not have immediate access to this article. It takes you to a page where you can access it via Interlibrary Loan.
• Manuscript PDF - Usually delivers an Open Access document; if there is no open access document, it provides a green open access document. This can be from an Institutional Repository or a pre-published version.

You can search in three ways

1. Via the DOI/PMID Lookup page.
2. Type libkey.io/{replace with doi or PubMed id} in your browser search bar.
3. By using the search box on our library web pages.

Interesting to know: Once you have found an article, copy the link from the browser search bar and use it in documents. Links are persistent and not session-dependent, so they will not break.