How do I cite a source appearing within another source?

Where possible, the original source should be referred to and cited, but if it is important to acknowledge both sources together, then according to AGLC3 rule 1.3, use a clause - quoting, quoted in, citing, cited in - to link both references.

Example:

Just beginning your research? attend an EndNote workshop specially designed for Life & Health Sciences students.

EndNote is a sophisticated referencing desktop application. With Endnote you can import references from databases and automatically create a bibliography for your thesis, assignment or paper in a citation style you choose.

The workshop will cover setting up an EndNote library, importing references from databases & much more.

Work with EndNote and Word to write papers and create bibliographies.

In recent years, the bibliographic management software Mendeley has become a significant competitor for EndNote. However, while it offers many additional features, there are still a few problems in comparison.

The Harvard Referencing How-go guide has been updated with additional reference types e.g. blogs, images and lecture notes. Harvard is a generic term for any style which contains author-date references in the text of the document, such as (Smith 1999). There will also be a list of references at the end of the document, arranged by authors' names and year of publication.

"After installing EndNote and opening Microsoft Word, I do not see the EndNote toolbar or commands under the Tools menu. How can I fix this?"

This is a very common Endnote-Word question. Please check the solutions offered by the Endnote official site for different scenarios (Windows EndNote X1/X2/X3/X4 and Word 2000/XP/2003/2007/2010, Mac EndNote X4 and Word 2011 and more).

Are you having problems working out how to display your bibliography or list of references? The Library has guides on its website that will give you examples of what to do.

Have a look at the information on the Referencing styles and software page and then choose the tab "Referencing styles". You will find the Library guides as well as scanned chapters from the official style guides. From home just use your UQ username and password to gain access to this information.