Just wondering if anybody uses the MHRA (Modern Humanities Research Association) citation style with EndNote? I've been trying to do this with EndNote X1 and I'm having difficulties with the template provided, so wondering if anyone has managed it successfully.

I'd be grateful for any advice. Thanks.

You may be able to set up a customised set of instructions so that it produces the right format, I have been shown how to do this by our IT department, but have failed to apply it to my work..yet. Although I have endnote, I don't use it to produce my ref list as it doesn't do the right Harvard version and at the moment I can't be bothered to adapt it. I have a word doc that I use as my reference list and as soon as I use a book, journal or article I put it into endnote as a store, but also put it in my word document in the right place alphabetically and it the right format. that gives me the best of both worlds at the moment, but may not be the solution you are looking for :$. There may come a time when I need to use endnote and everything is there, so I may smile sweetly at IT and ask for their help.

Thank you for your response. I think you're right - I'll have to get on to my library. Although, from googling, it seems that MHRA just doesn't work very well with EndNote. Your system sounds quite like what I've been doing with EndNote so far.

Thanks again!