To be able to create shared groups to share your references with other EndNote users, you will need to have created a free personal online account on EndNote.com. Click on "EndNote online login" at the very top right corner. Click on "Register" to create an account if you don't have one already.
To make sure that your desktop EndNote is synced and connected to your online account so that you can share groups, follow the directions below:
Note: As an added bonus, syncing your desktop library with your online EndNote account creates an online backup of your library. You can click Sync (sort of spiral icon button) on the main EndNote library tools bar to sync your desktop and online libraries. Whichever one was edited last will be the changes that get reflected in the other library once you click Sync.
We recommend sharing a Group folder with other EndNote users instead of exporting and emailing EndNote Library files. If your computer has too many EndNote Library files saved to it, there is a chance that Cite While You Write will not work correctly.
Creating a shared group folder:
Note: If you gave someone editing access to the shared group, then they can delete references in the shared group and they will no longer appear. But even though they can delete something from the shared group and you can't see the reference there anymore, they cannot delete that reference from your overall "All References" folder library.
Note: If they add a reference to the shared group that you like, drag the reference to your "All References" folder to permanently keep it in your library, just in case that reference gets deleted from the shared group by someone else.
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