Downloading the free version of EndNote:

To access each of our program bibliographic databases you will need to download
a free version of EndNote if you don't already have it.

Go to the website: http://www.endnote.com/

Click on download trial version. You will need to complete the EndNote trial
request for Windows or Macintosh. This trial version gives limited read/write
access for a period of 30 days.

After this period, you will get a message saying that the demo EndNote program
has expired. This message can be ignored because the program continues to work
legally and indefinitely as a viewer for Endnote databases after expiration.

Searching EndNote Database Files:

Next, double click on the database icon you have downloaded - Clinical Teaching
(CT), Contemporary Practice (CP), End-of-Life Care (ELC), or Geriatrics in
Primary Care (GiPC).

You can then search the databases simply by typing the first letter of the author or
pull down the ‘References’ menu on the toolbar and select ‘Search’ A ‘Search’
dialog box opens, allowing you to search various fields in the database by
selecting the field in the pull-down menu at the top left of the dialog box.
The default field is usually ‘author’ or ‘any field.’

Each SFDC program’s database has a list of categories (see separate program
listings). These are known in EndNote as the ‘label’ field data.