Output styles are templates that tell EndNote how to format citations and references based on the style guide rules.
EndNote comes preloaded with many styles and additional styles may be downloaded from the repository.
Citation style used in chemistry developed by the American Chemical Society (ACS).
References are covered in Section 4.3 of the ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication.
ACS output style has errors such as comma after last author in journal references.
NOTE: Updated ACS Style Quick Guide (2020) includes DOI numbers for journal references (how to add in EndNote).
Follow the steps below to edit the ACS output style:
NOTE: Updated ACS Style Quick Guide (2020) includes DOI numbers for journal references (how to add in EndNote).
NOTE: The spacing between the number and the reference may be decreased (how to modify in EndNote).
Follow the steps below to edit the ACS output style for the DOI number:
Follow the steps below to edit the ACS output style for the spacing between the number and the reference: