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For my bibliography I am using natbib package with agsm style using following commands

\usepackage{natbib}
\bibliographystyle{agsm}

Question: How Can I insert "Retrieved” or “Last accessed with my Reference Entry I get something like this:

Tams Barta, 2012. Elixir 2, A System Information Monitoring Application and Widget. Android Market. Available at: http://goo.gl/30udM [Accessed January 4, 2012]

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This question can be answered with the following question:

URL of cited web site in bibliography

Based on this information use:

note = "[Accessed May 31st, 2012]"
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Marco Daniel
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The note solution also works with the harvard package (in case anyone was wondering). I did get some ugly line breaks though so I enclosed it in an mbox like this:

note = {\mbox{[Last Accessed: February 20th 2017]}}

This usually puts the entire note field on its own line (unless the title field is very short), which can be a desired look. Another solution suggested by @Mico is:

 note = {[Last~Accessed: February~20th~2017]}}

This will allow a line break only right in front of the date.

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    improve it, so it counts as a valuable answer. – naphaneal Feb 20 '17 at 19:05
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    +1. Is it necessary (or desirable), though, to prevent line breaks after "Accessed:" or "20th"? Writing note = {[Last~Accessed: February~20th 2017]} may be a good compromise. – Mico Feb 20 '17 at 19:06
  • I tried that and it still looked a bit awkward to me, but that's a matter of taste depending on what you're going for. I added it! – prestoaghitato Feb 20 '17 at 20:21