If you have started writing documents and inserting references from EndNote in the straight Harvard style you can reformat them in the 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' style by opening the documents and choosing 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' from the drop-down list of styles in the EndNote tab. It will now appear as your chosen style in EndNote and as an option available to you in Word. You will see 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' appear as an option in the list. Type Harvard in the Quick Search box and hit the return key. Go to the drop-down menu and click on 'Select Another Style'. Login to a campus PC, or on your own computer, and open EndNote. To select 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' in Endnote: The 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' style is based on the Harvard style as used in Cite Them Right. The 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' style does not. The most obvious difference is that the 'Harvard' style in EndNote puts author names in capitals. Harvard essentially just means an author/date style, but there are various permutations of it. The 'Harvard' style in EndNote is distinctly different from the 'Cite Them Right-Harvard' style available in EndNote for you to use for your assignments.

Cite Them Right Harvard is the most commonly used referencing style at Newcastle University.

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