EndNote Support & FAQs

EndNote Online (formerly Web) is an online back-up and collaboration option for EndNote. An excellent guide and tutorial on how to do this is available from Clarivate Analytics here.

Yes, you can, although there are different recommendations depending on your situation. The options are explained in this guide from Murdoch University.

• Compressed Libraries 
• Traveling Libraries
• Sharing & Collaboration
• Collaborating in Endnote Online 

Check out ProQuest’s EndNote guide page on Library syncing and sharing for brief tutorials and instructions on how to set up the Sync feature in EndNote Desktop and locate sync status information after selecting your Sync library.

Yes, you can. Your EndNote library can be attached to an email just like any other file. However, we recommend creating a compressed version of the library first (a file that includes your library and its corresponding data folder).

• With your library open, go to File - Compressed Library (.enlx)
• On the next screen, choose With or Without file attachments - it's best to choose "without" because including any attached PDFs will likely make the file too big to email
• Leave at All References in Library, or if you would like to just send a group of references, select the group option and the group of interest
• Click Next and save the file to a location of your choice
• The compressed library file icon will look different from the original EndNote library file icon: it has a clamp/large C on it, and it will be called an archived library with the file extension .enlx
• Attach this file to your email. The recipient will need to have EndNote installed to open it.