EndNote will even create a bibliography for you. Follow these steps to save yourself a ton of work.
- Click on the Format tab.
- Use the "References" drop box to select which would you would like to create a bibliography for.
- Use the "Bibliographic Style" drop box to select your citation style.
Pro Tip: Create a list of citation style favorites by clicking Select Favorites. This will save you from having to go through that long list of citation styles each time you create a bibliography. I suggest including American Medical Association (AMA) Style (at least), and when you are done, click Copy to Favorites. It's that easy!
- Use the "File Format" drop down menu to select how you want to export the bibliography.
- RTF (rich text file): this will open the bibliography into a RTF word processing file (i.e. Microsoft Word)
- Text File: this will open an unformatted bibliography into a notepad file
- HTML: this will open your bibliography into your default browser window
- Save, Email, or Preview and Print
- Save: will download the file which you will then need to open
- Email: emails you a copy of your bibliography
- Preview and Print: opens your bibliography in another window which you can then copy and paste into your document

Personally, I recommend exporting your bibliography using HTML, Preview & Print, and Copy & Pasting it into your document. Be sure to give your document a once-over to make sure everything looks okay (sometimes random pieces of your bibliography get bolded in the process). Better safe than sorry!