Abbreviation 2 should be checked, as shown below. This output style is correctly configured, and requires no editing. Click on the X button to close the edit window. Not all styles will be correctly configured. Some will have to be edited. For example , look at the output style for the British Journal of Psychiatry , which requires that journal titles be given in full, without abbreviation. Check the output style for the British Journal of Psychiatry , following the instructions given above ( section 3 ). With this output style, the option checked under Journal Names is Don't Replace . This means that when formatting your paper, EndNote will ignore the journals term list and simply use whatever appears in the Journal field in each of your references. NOTE: This is not a problem, if you are sure that you have always used full journal titles in your references, but if you have imported references from Medline/PubMed with abbreviated journal titles, then these abbreviated titles will appear in your formatted paper. If you want EndNote to use the ?Full Journal? column from your journals term list, then you will have to edit the style to reflect this. When you import references into your EndNote library using a filter or connection file, or when you input references manually yourself, EndNote will automatically update your Journals term list . The Journal field in each reference will be checked against every entry in the term list (including the abbreviations). If EndNote does