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NOTE: JAMA is the supported standard Vancouver style at USC) To create a numbered reference list in Word with number in-text (i.e., Vancouver or JAMA):įrom the EndNote toolbar in Word choose JAMA (or Vancouver is you really want the plain style) using the Style window. Endnote will now look in this folder for that style.ĬHOOSE it using instructions on this page to activate it.

Download the style file (link below) and save it into this Styles folder.

If there is not a Connections folder in it, create it:.

This will give the name and location of your Endnote folder.

References > Preferences > Folder Locations > Style Folder.

(Probably at C:\Program Files\Endnote or Documents\Endnote\Styles)

Check in Endnote where your Endnote styles folder sits.

Endnote will now look in this folder for the correct style.

Download the connection file (link below) and save it into this Stylesfolder.

Create another folder called Styles inside it.

In Windows Explorer (or My Computer) create a folder called Endnote under Libraries/Documents (your personal space on the USC network).

Get these styles operational using these instructions These include the version of Harvard style used at USC, and a version of Vancouver using superscripted numbers which is also preferred by most USC students and lecturers.

If you do it more than once you will end up with multiple nested brackets, which could be a mess to try to clean up.Some styles do not come with the Endnote installation There is one caveat to this approach: You should do it only once, probably after you are done inserting footnotes in your document. It then replaces them with brackets containing whatever was found in the search. Word searches for all footnote references in both the main body of the document and in the footnote area. (Make sure you use a lowercase letter "f".) The Replace tab of the Find and Replace dialog box. Word displays the Replace tab of the Find and Replace dialog box.

You can, however, add them by using Find and Replace. The short answer is no, there is no way to add brackets around footnote references automatically. He would like the footnote references to have square brackets surrounding the numbers and wonders if there is a way to do this automatically. Ayman created a document that has numerous footnotes in it.