
The Medical Terms List is a list of medical journal names, and their accepted NLM abbreviations, that is provide to EndNote by PubMed. EndNote libraries should not be saved to cloud storage.
Open EndNote. The first time you open EndNote, it will ask you to create a library, or open an existing library if you are upgrading. Keep going a few more steps and EndNote will be fully functional.
When it is done installing click on Finish.
Follow the instructions from the EndNote Installer Wizard to finish installing EndNote. When you have successfully signed into OneDrive, navigate to the Documents folder for your account.If the EndNote License does not list UCF Libraries as the Licensee, or if the EndNote Install Wizard asks for a License Code during installation, then the unzipped files are not being used for the installation!Ĭancel the EndNote installation and double-check that you are using the unzipped & extracted files to install EndNote before re-starting the installation.įor further assistance, please contact the Health Sciences Library or your Personal Librarian. Next, In Safari or in any other Web browser, go to If necessary, sign in with the same Microsoft account or organizational account where the notebook you want to delete is currently stored. On the menu bar, click Notebooks, point to Notebooks, and then click Close This Notebook. In OneNote for Mac, go to any page of the notebook that you want to delete. To proceed with the deletion of an entire notebook, do the following:įirst, you need to close the notebook. To save snapshots of any page in a notebook for backup purposes, see Export notes as a PDF file in OneNote for Mac.
If your notebook has at any time been shared with other people, consider first giving the other authors advance notice that you are deleting the notebook, so that they have the opportunity to back up any important information. Warning: Completing this procedure will permanently delete the entire contents of the selected notebook - including all of the sections, section groups, pages, subpages, notes, images, files, and attachments that it may contain.