Improved but some features need to return Drag and drop of PDF files is a fantastic addition. Overall user interface is good, but would prefer to maintain the ability to open the reference details window as a separate pop-out window, one that is not confined to being along side the reference library window. Makes it tedious to edit text, and some functions (i.e., change case) are missing.

Long-Time researcher I have been using EndNote since 1995. It was an inherently important part of my doctoral research. The ability to create multiple libraries was important. The ability to change format styles is very important as I present and publish papers in different venues. There as more features in EndNotes that I do not use, but I have not had the time to really did deep into the latest version.

EndNote use in doctoral studies I am a doctoral student, and EndNote does everything I need to do as a reference manager. I use APA 7, and EndNote handles the citations and reference entries well. I find attaching a pdf copy of the article a useful feature.

The solidity of use The solidity of use! EN gives me confidence in my notes and references. Especially, that they will be where I can find them. EN is a vital part of my research. Here is an item on my wishlist: that typing in a new reference with a name and part of a title would generate websearch results and a list of citation choices. Other, programs offer that convenience but are not integrated as well into WORD, etc.

ENDNOTE is good but room for improvement exists. ENDNOTE can help organize thousands of references and conduct Boolean searches even within PDF files. The ability to FIND FULL TEXT works only about 50% of the time. There is no AI option to summarize content in one or more PDF files. CiteWhileYouWrite works ok with WORD, but annoying "bugs" exist.