Customised Styles

What is a bibliographic style?

Bibliographic styles are files that are used to control the appearance of references in a bibliography.

The name of the style refers to the journal or publisher that has defined the bibliographic format.

Styles can be modified and new styles can be created using EndNote's style editor.

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CDU Library style files

Special Notes

If you click on a style name and get gibberish on the screen, go Back and try again, this time pressing the Shift key while you click the style name.

All styles listed here will commence with CDU (like the filters and connection files). To access the latest styles from the Endnote page go to http://www.endnote.com/support/enstyles.asp

You must insert the correct files in the correct folder where your copy of EndNote has been installed. Typically this wil be C:\Program Files\EndNote\Styles\... at home or on the network Z:\EndNote\Styles\...If you do not insert the Styles file correctly you will not be able to access it from the Style Output Manager when using EndNote.

Style	Date	Dowload Link	Other information
AGLC 2 Footnotes only (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)	01/2004	AGLC2 [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
AGLC2 Footnotes and Bibliography (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)	01/2004	AGLC2 Footnotes & Bibliography [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
AGPS Style 5th edition	10/2005	AGPS 5th ed [Shift-click to save]	This style conforms to the requirements for author-date style as specified in AGPS 5th (1994)
AGPS Style 6th edition	10/2005	AGPS 6th ed [Shift-click to save]	This style conforms to the the requirements for the author-date style as specified in AGPS 6th (2002)
APA 5th Style (based on Curtin University - no UQ style available)	11/2005	APA 5th [Shift-click to save]	For further information go to the Curtin Guide on this style
Chicago Manual of Style (15 ed) - footnotes only	04/2004	Chicago Manual of Style [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed) - Footnotes and bibliography	04/2004	Chicago Manual of Style [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed) - Author / Date citations			You can download this style from the Endnote Site Use this output style if you require author/date citations in the text of your document
CSIRO Journals Style	04/2004	CSIRO [Shift-click to save]	This style is gradually being introduced for CSIRO journals
Harvard Style (2000) - origin UQ Use this style with Endnote 8 and later versions	12/2005	Harvard (2002) UQ [Shift-click to save]	We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software. This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards
Harvard Style (2002) - origin UQ Use this style with Endnote 7 and earlier versions	10/2005	Harvard (2002) UQ [Shift-click to save]	We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software. This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards.
MLA Style - Modern Language Association's Style Manual 2nd edition and MLA Handbook 6th ed	03/2004	MLA Style [Shift-click to save]	This is the latest version of the MLA style from the EndNote website
Oxford Style - Footnotes Only (Oxford Guide to Style, 2002 and Oxford Style Manual 2003)	09/2003	Oxford Style [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
Oxford Style - Footnotes Only (Oxford Guide to Style, 2002 and Oxford Style Manual 2003)	09/2003	Oxford Style [Shift-click to save]	Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses) For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide
Vancouver Style (based on UQ)	07/2004	Vancouver	This is a revised version of the Vancouver output style supplied with the Endnote Software

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Customised Styles

What is a bibliographic style?

CDU Library style files

Special Notes

Style

Date

Dowload Link

Other information

AGLC 2 Footnotes only (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)

01/2004

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

AGLC2 Footnotes and Bibliography (Australian Guide to Legal Citation 2nd ed)

01/2004

AGLC2 Footnotes & Bibliography

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

AGPS Style 5th edition

10/2005

[Shift-click to save]

This style conforms to the requirements for author-date style as specified in AGPS 5th (1994)

AGPS Style 6th edition

10/2005

[Shift-click to save]

This style conforms to the the requirements for the author-date style as specified in AGPS 6th (2002)

APA 5th Style (based on Curtin University - no UQ style available)

11/2005

For further information go to the Curtin Guide on this style

Chicago Manual of Style (15 ed) - footnotes only

04/2004

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed) - Footnotes and bibliography

04/2004

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

Chicago Manual of Style (15th ed) - Author / Date citations

You can download this style from the Endnote Site Use this output style if you require author/date citations in the text of your document

CSIRO Journals Style

04/2004

[Shift-click to save]

This style is gradually being introduced for CSIRO journals

Harvard Style (2000) - origin UQ

Use this style with Endnote 8 and later versions

12/2005

[Shift-click to save]

We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software. This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards

Harvard Style (2002) - origin UQ

Use this style with Endnote 7 and earlier versions

10/2005

[Shift-click to save]

We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software. This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards.

MLA Style - Modern Language Association's Style Manual 2nd edition and MLA Handbook 6th ed

03/2004

[Shift-click to save]

This is the latest version of the MLA style from the EndNote website

Oxford Style - Footnotes Only (Oxford Guide to Style, 2002 and Oxford Style Manual 2003)

09/2003

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for short works (eg journal articles)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

Oxford Style - Footnotes Only (Oxford Guide to Style, 2002 and Oxford Style Manual 2003)

09/2003

[Shift-click to save]

Use this output style for longer works (eg books, theses)

For assistance in using this style go to the UQ guide

Vancouver Style (based on UQ)

07/2004

This is a revised version of the Vancouver output style supplied with the Endnote Software

You can download this style from the Endnote Site
Use this output style if you require author/date citations in the text of your document

We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software.
This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards

We recommend that you do not use the Harvard output style supplied with the Endnote Software.
This is a revised version which conforms with CDU and AGPS standards.