How your newly inserted citations appear in your document depends on whether Instant Formatting is turned on or off.
By default Instant formatting is turned on. If Instant Formatting is turned on the citation will appear formatted using the current output style selected in EndNote, and the full reference will appear below:
It is useful to have Instant Formatting turned on if you want to see your citations formatted every time you add a new one. However, it can cause problems in Word if you have a large number of citations in your document so you may wish to turn it off temporarily.
To do this, from the EndNote ribbon in Word, click on the Instant Formatting is On/Off button to turn it on/off.
When Instant Formatting is turned off the citation will appear unformatted:
Sometimes it is more convenient when working on a large text to split it into separate documents, for example, one document for each chapter. You then need to produce one bibliography to include all the chapters.
You can use EndNote’s Format Paper option or Word’s Master Document feature to generate a single bibliography from multiple documents. This allows you to create a cumulative bibliography from any number of chapters. (For details of Word’s Master Document feature consult the Help available in Word.)
To generate a single bibliography using EndNote’s Format Paper option:
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