The library is still supporting EndNote. This comparison chart can help you choose the right product for you.
| Feature | RefWorks | EndNote |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of learning | A bit simpler to learn than EndNote | Takes a bit longer to learn |
| To get the software... | Click on Refworks from the Databases A-Z page. Log in with LDAP ID and password, then create your account. |
Borrow CD at Falvey service desk or contact Robin Bowles for a USB installer. |
| I use a Mac... | RefWorks is compatible with PC and Mac! | Borrow Mac version at Falvey service desk. |
| Export citations from databases... | Yes, export to your personal folders from any location where you have an Internet connection. | Yes, export to EndNote folders located on your own computer. |
| Citations are stored... | On RefWorks server. | On your computer |
| Place in-text citations and generate bibliography as I type my paper... | Yes, with Write-N-Cite | Yes, with Cite While You Write |
| Generate stand-alone bibliographies... | Yes | Yes |
| Share files with others for group projects... | Easy and streamlined with RefShare feature! | Email or download files to share and merge. |
| Special characters, accent marks, etc. | Unicode compliant | |
| If I start with one product and want to switch... | You can convert your RefWorks files to EndNote and vice-versa. | |
| If I leave Villanova... | You can download your citations to your computer, but you will no longer have access to RefWorks unless you purchase your own subscription. | The software is on your computer for you to keep using. Upgrades have to be purchased. |