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>I may have overlooked something in the manual, but please
>advise me anyway if you can.  Say a group of Endnote
>users share a common library via a network and that
>some of the library entries are of a reference type
>not originally supplied with Endnote (eg. Poster Presentation).
>
>Is there a simple way to define all the users reference types
>to be the same so that the shared library references will
>appear identically?
>
>Basically, we have been going to each users version
>and editting "reference types" by hand.  Never, could
>figure out where this info is stored (doesn't seem to
>be stored with the library).
>
The reference type is stored in the System folder of your macintosh.  For
the PC version: I do not know.

If you can have all the same references type: I do not know, but if you
make a copy of the EndNote Prefs File and put that version on each other
computer may do the trick?!?

But, one trick that do work (I just tried it!) is to make a copy of the
EndNote Prefs and to put it somewhere else (on the network for example).
Then if you want to start EndNote, just double-click on that copy of the
Prefs file and EndNote Plus will open like usuall, but will use this file
for the preference instead of the regular file in the system folder.  But,
I do not know if more than one people will be able to use this Prefs file
at the same time

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