If the EndNote Toolbar is not present in Word 2007 then you can create it by
first closing down Word, then going to Start, Programs, Database Software, EndNote X, Set Up Your EndNote Toolbar In Word. Open Word 2007 again and you should find the Endnote toolbar in the Add-Ins ribbon entry.

We have just solved an interesting query in which an unformatted document was not formatting Endnote references correctly, was duplicating tables and producing error messages such as “Not a valid bookmark self-reference”. This seems to be connected to the document containing other dynamic links to tables and figures. Endnote was trying to convert all these links into citations. The solution was to break the links to the tables and figures by going to Edit, Links, highlight all the links and click Break link. Reformatting then works perfectly.
This means that if you want to use dynamic links to data, you should leave formatting your references as the very last thing before publishing your work (ie disable instant formatting), so that you can convert the other links into static links first.

I am writing a report about how the Library supports Endnote and what we do. I can give it my perception of how it all works, but it would be good to have some feedback from you, so if you have time to add comments to the blog, or email your thoughts to me (moira.bent@ncl) that would be very helpful. For example, are the web pages helpful, have you generally had help when you needed it, have training sessions been useful, what would make it better, what don’t you like, what do you like (both about endnote itself and the service the Library provides) etc etc. Your feedback will help me make the report more realistic and also help me plan how we might change and develop our support in future.