There are several options to share references with others:
If you receive a Word document with formatted EndNote references, you can import them into your own EndNote library:
If you get a Word document containing formatted EndNote citations, you can import them to your own EndNote library:
Create a compressed library, with or without attached files, and share it by email, a cloud servicet etc.
Create a compressed library, with or without attached files, and share it by email, a cloud servicet etc.
Once your EndNote library has been synchronized, you can go to your online account and choose to share groups with other users who also have EndNote online accounts (they do not need the EndNote software). It is not possible to share attached files via the online account.
EndNote X9 offers users the option to share your entire sync library with up to 100 other users with EndNote X7.2 or later. Library sharing provides entire teams with immediate and real-time access to an entire EndNote library, meaning the same set of references, attachments, notes, and annotations. Changes are sent and received via sync, so all members of the shared library need to have updated to X7.2 or later, have the desktop activated with sync preferences completed, and be connected to the internet in order to send and receive changes. Library sharing is recommended as an alternative to saving a library on a shared drive, or emailing a compressed copy around to a group of collaborators.
You can share your entire library, or selected groups, and choose permission Read Only or Read & Write. For copyright reasons, you are not allowed to share PDF attachments to users outside of Uppsala University.
Video tutorial: Library Sharing in EndNote.
How to share your entire library:
How to share a group:
Access a group/library that somebody has shared with you: