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How can I create an independent Word bibliography from my EndNote library, without first inserting citations into a document?

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How can I create an independent Word bibliography from my EndNote library, without first inserting citations into a document?

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• Open the library of references in EndNote. • Make sure you have selected the style you want the references to appear in, e.g. Cardiff University Harvard. • Select the desired references from your list in the EndNote library. You can either select them all by going to Edit > Select All on the EndNote toolbar, or you can select just some of them by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on only the ones you want from the list. • In EndNote go to Edit > Copy Formatted on the toolbar. • Switch to Microsoft Word and use Edit > Paste to create a bibliography of all the references you have created.

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• Open the library of references in EndNote. • Make sure you have selected the style you want the references to appear in, e.g. Cardiff University Harvard. • Select the desired references from your list in the EndNote library. You can either select them all by going to Edit > Select All on the EndNote toolbar, or you can select just some of them by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on only the ones you want from the list. • In EndNote go to Edit > Copy Formatted on the toolbar. • Switch to Microsoft Word and use the Paste button in the Clipboard palette on the Home tab to create a bibliography of all the references you have created.

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