When I check the citation to be edited in EndNote, it gives the identification of the Citation as it to be found in "Travelling Libary" ? Where does travelling library exist and how to import a citation from a travelling library to the original library.
https://blogs.library.ucsf.edu/inplainsight/2014/09/03/using-endnote-for-collaboration-the-traveling-library/
A Traveling Library refers to the formatted citations in your Word document and is created for each Word document when formatted using EndNote and Cite-While-You-Write (CWYW): it’s a subset of your EndNote library which contains only the citations that appear in your paper. Each time you format a citation (e.g. insert a reference) EndNote will look in your open library to find the corresponding reference. If the library is not available or not open, EndNote uses the “traveling library” for reference information.
When someone e-mails you a MS Word document that has been created with EndNote citations you can export the “traveling library” from Word into a new or existing EndNote library on your own computer by following these steps:
Have the Word document open and go to the EndNote tab (in Word 2007 +).
In the most right column, click on “Export to EndNote.”
Choose “Export Traveling Library”. Follow the directions. You’ll be guided to add those references into either an existing EndNote library (by selecting a library from the drop-down list or using Browse to locate the library) or a new EndNote library.
https://blogs.library.ucsf.edu/inplainsight/2014/09/03/using-endnote-for-collaboration-the-traveling-library/
A Traveling Library refers to the formatted citations in your Word document and is created for each Word document when formatted using EndNote and Cite-While-You-Write (CWYW): it’s a subset of your EndNote library which contains only the citations that appear in your paper. Each time you format a citation (e.g. insert a reference) EndNote will look in your open library to find the corresponding reference. If the library is not available or not open, EndNote uses the “traveling library” for reference information.
When someone e-mails you a MS Word document that has been created with EndNote citations you can export the “traveling library” from Word into a new or existing EndNote library on your own computer by following these steps:
Have the Word document open and go to the EndNote tab (in Word 2007 +).
In the most right column, click on “Export to EndNote.”
Choose “Export Traveling Library”. Follow the directions. You’ll be guided to add those references into either an existing EndNote library (by selecting a library from the drop-down list or using Browse to locate the library) or a new EndNote library.
Dear Sir Leo Atwood, Thank you so much for the information. These are really very useful. Thanks Indeed !!
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