Answered By: EndNote Team
Last Updated: Sep 19, 2017     Views: 779

You can tag references with keywords to make it easier to locate a specific reference when you need to use it in your work. For example, you may want to add keywords that relate to topics covered in an article.
To do this:

  • Access your EndNote Online library
  • Click on the title of a reference to edit the details 
  • Add a keyword or keywords in the notes field then save the reference

You can then locate the article by searching with the keyword/s:

  • In Quick Search box within EndNote
  • In the search box when inserting citations in Word using Cite While You Write
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