How to search for and add the reference style of a journal through EndNote?

EndNote facilitates adding journal-specific reference styles via its built-in styles repository or manual download and installation. This process is straightforward and ensures citation formatting adheres to target journal guidelines. Initiate by selecting "Tools" > "Output Styles" > "Open Style Manager." Within the Manager, either browse the available pre-installed styles or, if the required style is absent, select "Get More on the Web..." to access EndNote's online database. Search using the journal name, ISSN, or publisher. Download the desired style file (typically with a `.ens` extension). Close EndNote, place the downloaded file into your EndNote "Styles" folder, restart EndNote, and the new style will appear in the Style Manager. Ensure you have internet access to download styles and administrator privileges to install them if required. To apply the style, select it from the "Output Styles" dropdown menu in EndNote. Verify formatting against the journal's specific "Instructions for Authors." This functionality streamlines manuscript preparation by enabling immediate application of thousands of precise citation formats, eliminating manual editing labor, reducing errors, and expediting the submission process across academic disciplines.