To check the configuration of the output style: Once you have imported the journal term list, you will have to make sure that the EndNote output style which you use is configured to select the correct column in the term list.įor example, if you were submitting a paper to Austral Ecology, which requires abbreviations of journal titles, the output style has to be configured to take journal titles from the second column (“Abbreviation 1”) of your journals term list. Your journal term list should look something like this: Select the text file that you have previously downloaded (see above) and click on the Openbutton.Click on Tools on the menu bar and choose Define Term Lists.Click on the Delete Term button to delete all terms.Click on the last journal title to select all titles. Hold down the Shift key and scroll to the end of the list.Click on the first journal title to highlight it.Click on Tools on the menu bar and choose Open Term Lists and then choose Journals.To delete the existing terms in the journals term list: It is recommended that you delete any existing terms in your Journal Terms list. Medical journals term list A list of over 9,900 journals, with Index Medicus/PubMed/Medline abbreviationsīiosciences journals term list A list of about 6,100 biological journals, with BIOSIS abbreviationsĬhemical journals term list A list of about 2,400 chemical journals, with Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index (CASSI) abbreviations Importing a Term List Downloading Journal Term Listsĭownload one (or more) of the following journal lists and import list into your EndNote library.
#Endnote how to use journal abbreviations full
Some publications may require authors to use journal abbreviations rather than the full journal title. While databases such as Web of Knowledge often use journal abbreviations rather than full titles. EndNote provides term lists in which the user can store both the full titles of journals and the corresponding abbreviations.
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