Remember that a formated document, you have the embedded “travelling library” anyway. I tend to copy the library to my local machine at home, and only add new refs to a mini-library and copy that to the network version later. Using the server version via the internet from home, might be a bit slow though. enlx file which can be unpacked on the server. Moving the library from one place to another, you might want to use the file>compress library which creates a. DATA file is most important, so back it up to a safe place. DATA folder and keep the relationship between the two, the same.
On the endnote side, you need to remember that if you move your library from the Mac to the PC, you need to move both the. enl file could be accessed from both machines. This is way too technical for me - but it would be very nice if that. Am I going to run into technical problems if I try to use it and update it using a Windows version of EndNote? If the answer to that is “no problem” then once I’ve updated it using a Windows version of EndNote does it somehow convert into a file that can no longer be updated using a mac? My EndNote library has been created on the mac and is currently stored on the mac. But that would mean storing the EndNote library on the server too so that I can use CWYW on either machine. Ideally I’d like to be able to store my thesis on a server and use either one of these machines to write (mac at home, PC at uni). My university has issued me with a Windows PC running Windows 7 Enterprie with Word 2010. All is going well so I don’t want to mess anything up. I’m using it with EndNote version X4.0.2.
I have been using a mac for my writing - it has OSX 10.6.8 and Word 2008.
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