In the arguments box enter (as a single line of text):

?sid=ISI:WoS&aufirst=AUFIRST&aulast=AULAST&issn=ISSN&atitle=ATITLE&title=

TITLE&volume=VOLUME&issue=ISSUE&date=DATE&spage=SPAGE&epage=EPAGE

Both check box/radio buttons in the dialog box also need to be checked in order to:

Enable OpenURL

And

Copy new PDF files...

Once these changes have been made you will be able to check the online availability of any reference in your library.  To do so:

1. Open a reference

2. From the References Menu choose URL then OpenURL Link.

SuperSearch will be automatically searched and a window detailing online availability will be displayed.

Endnote doesn't come with a style for AGLC but you can download one.  The style was orginally created by the University of Queensland Library and modified by the Legal Resource Centre at the University of Melbourne.  Two styles are available.  One creates footnotes and a bibliography.  The other creates footnotes only.  Both may be downloaded here as a single zipped file.  If you choose to use this style then modifications must be made to the reftypetable.  Styles and Reference Types.

The legal reference type is used for legislation, case law and any other documents that aren't catered for by the other 11 reference types.  Unlike the other reference types, the style file conducts virtually no formatting on data entered.   References must be entered in correct AGLC style and format into the AGLC Citation field.  For example:

AGLC Citation

Brackets, italics etc. must be entered manually.

Where there is more than one author, enter each one on a new line - surname then a comma then the first name.  Eg.

Smith, John

Brown, Jane

The style will add an "and" bewteen the authors when they're output to Word.

Rule 1.15 of the AGLC requires that the bibliography should be grouped into the following sections:

1.  Articles/Books/Reports

2.  Case Law

3.  Legislation

4.  Treaties

5.  Other Sources

If you wish to have yor bibliography divided up in this way you must catagorise each reference by entering a catagory into the label field.

To ensure consistency you may create a Term List and attach it to the label field.  Term Lists are used to help with data entry by suggesting terms as you type.

To create a terms Lista and link it to the label field:

1.  In Endote choose the Tools menu then Define Terms Lists

2.  Select the Lists tab then choose Create List

3.  Name your list.  Eg. label

4.  Click OK

5.  Select the terms tab

6.  Click New Term and Enter 1.  Articles/Books/Reports

7.  Click OK

8.  Click New Term and Enter 2.  Case Law

9.  Click OK

10.  Click New Term and Enter 3.  Legislation

11.  Click OK

12.  Click New Term and Enter 4. Treaties

13.  Click OK

14.  Click New Term and Enter 5.  Other Sources

15.  Click Close

16.  Choose the Tools menu then Link Term List

17.  Scroll down to the Label field

18.  In the right hand column select label

19.  Click OK

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