# Remove previous Endnote plug-ins from Office 2011 #

bin/rm -rf '/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office365/User Content.localized/Startup.localized/Word/EndNote CWYW Word 2016.bundle ' # Remove previous Endnote plug-ins from Office 2016 # Detect which version(s) of Microsoft Office are installed and install new copies of the appropriate Endnote CWYW plug-ins.Detect if Word 2016 is installed and add the appropriate support directories if needed.Remove existing Endnote CWYW plug-ins for Word 2008, Word 2011 and Word 2016.The script is designed to do the following: To address the various issues identified, I wrote a script. Unlike previous versions of Microsoft Office, the Word 2016 support directories were also not created by Office 2016 by default, so they were not likely to exist unless a third-party plug-in for Word had previously been installed. Word 2016: /Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office365/User Content.localized/Startup.localized/Word.Word 2011: /Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/Startup/Word.Word 2008: /Applications/Microsoft Office 2008/Office/Startup/Word.In addition, the CWYW plug-ins for Word 2016 need to be installed into a completely different location than for previous versions of Word:

Endnote X7.5, or at least Endnote X7.5’s trial version, appeared to lack this functionality. In previous versions of Endnote, Endnote’s first launch triggered an assistant which installed the CWYW plug-ins to their correct location. One thing that did not work was Endnote X7.5 automatically deploying its Cite While You Write (CWYW) plug-ins for Word 2008, 20. I have an existing process for deploying and licensing Endnote X7.x and I found that the site license which I’ve been using with previous versions of Endnote X7.x also worked fine with 7.5. This updated version had been long-awaited by a number of folks because it added support for Word 2016. Thomson Reuters has released Endnote X7.5, an updated version of their Endnote bibliography software.

Link endnote to word 2016