
You can only sync from one library to your online EndNote account.You can create multiple libraries, but we recommend that you use only one library for several reasons: You may want to 'drag' the house over to Favorites in the menu on the left, so you can easily get there again.

(If you don't see it, create a folder and choose for yourself what the folder should be called.) Inside this 'house' your the local document folder is accessible.Choose MacintoshHD/Users/Your Name(look for the house).Right-click and tap View in the overlying folder.In the future, when you open EndNote through the icon in the dock bar, this library will open.You can spot the name of your library in the left corner. TIP: Maximize or expand the window to begin with, so you can see all the features.

The EndNote library opens after you press Save. IMPORTANT: The EndNote library must be stored locally in the Documents folder or a subfolder in Documents.Under Documents, save your library locally on your computer.EndNote suggests by default MyEndnoteLibrary.enl, BUT you need to change this into something more personal, e.g.If you haven't used EndNote before, EndNote opens without a library and you have to create it.Remember to set up library synchronization for your online EndNote account. If you've used EndNote before, the library you last opened opens. Open Word again, and the EndNote 20 tab should now be visible.Īfter the program is installed, you can delete the installation file from your download folder.Make sure that Cite while you write is selected when you complete the customizer.On the EndNote 20 tab, locate and run the Customizer Wizard.Open Word and make sure you've got a new tab called EndNote 20. For easy access drag the application into your dock. Now you can find EndNote in your Applications.EndNote is now installed on your Mac and opens automatically.Press: Next, Next, enter your Mac code and press Done.The program is unpacked and a Customizer wizard box is displayed.Click the downloaded file so the box below opens.

