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Author: Ammarsha    Posted: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 11:07:07 -0400
Hi,

I'm a fairly new user of endnote and new to this listserv as well. I'm
working as a research assistant for a professor. And, I've discovered
that when I take our endnote library from my home computer to his computer
on
campus, we lose all of my customization. From my investigation into
this problem, it looks like a partial solution is to overwrite my styles,
filters, etc. folders at home with what he has on campus (and this could
be problematic if he adds a style, for example). But, this still doesn't
solve the problem of the preferences I've chosen -- for example, my changes
to the "reference types" and the custom fields I added here.

I will be updating the endnote library often from home and we desparately
need a QUICK way to maintain the preferences/styles/etc. that I may need
to change with time. Is there a way to import such settings preferences?
Or, to choose to maintain them when I take a library from one computer to
another?

I greatly appreciate any help you can provide!

Much thanks,

Ann Marshall
"ammarsha"

RE: traveling settings
Author: Matt Boreland    Posted: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 18:14:59 +0100
Subject: Re: old Prefs on a new Windows computer



Hi,

Had a similar problem some time ago. Phoned tech support and got
information that has served me well on several subsequent occasions.
Here it is:

In your registry editor...

1) Open 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER', then
2) Open 'Software', then
3) Open 'ISI ResearchSoft', then
4) Open 'EndNote', then
5) Highlight 'Prefs', then
6) From the tool bar open 'Registry'
7) Click on 'Export Registry File.
8) When the window opens give the file a name and save it in a location
of your choice. Remember the location.
10) Copy the file ('.reg' extension) to a diskette and move it to your
new computer.
11) Copy the file from the diskette to your new computer (remember the
location)
12) On your new computer (after you have installed EndNote) open the
Registry Editor.
13) On the toolbar open 'Registry'.
14) Highlight 'Import Registry File.'
15) When the window opens locate and highlight the file you just copied
from your old computer.
16) Click OK and that's all there is to it. The operation automatically
finds where the file is to be placed and your old preferences will
replace the ones that were installed by default.

It is really very simple.

Gordon Wood

RE: traveling settings
Author: Matthew Molineux    Posted: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 23:56:09 +0100
Is this not just a case of copying teh preferences (enp - i think) file from
the main computer to the other one? I think the file is found in the
windows folder (for windows users).

This is explained in the manual somewhere.

Matthew

-----Original Message-----
From: "ammarsha"
To: "ENDNOTE-INTEREST"
Sent: 8/14/02 4:07 PM
Subject: traveling settings

Hi,

I'm a fairly new user of endnote and new to this listserv as well. I'm
working as a research assistant for a professor. And, I've discovered
that when I take our endnote library from my home computer to his
computer
on
campus, we lose all of my customization. From my investigation into
this problem, it looks like a partial solution is to overwrite my
styles,
filters, etc. folders at home with what he has on campus (and this could
be problematic if he adds a style, for example). But, this still
doesn't
solve the problem of the preferences I've chosen -- for example, my
changes
to the "reference types" and the custom fields I added here.

I will be updating the endnote library often from home and we
desparately
need a QUICK way to maintain the preferences/styles/etc. that I may need
to change with time. Is there a way to import such settings
preferences?
Or, to choose to maintain them when I take a library from one computer
to
another?

I greatly appreciate any help you can provide!

Much thanks,

Ann Marshall
"ammarsha"

RE: traveling settings
Author: Matt Boreland    Posted: Thu, 15 Aug 2002 10:48:39 +0100
That is the case before EN4.

Matt

=======================================================
Dr Matt Boreland
lecturer
Centre for Renewable Energy Systems Technology
Electronic and Electrical Engineering Department

phone: +44-(0)1509-22-3466
fax: +44-(0)1509-61-0031
email: "m.b.boreland"

=======================================================



> -----Original Message-----
> From: "listmaster"
> "mailto:listmaster" Behalf Of Matthew Molineux
> Sent: 14 August 2002 23:56
> To: "ENDNOTE-INTEREST"
> Subject: RE: traveling settings
>
>
> Is this not just a case of copying teh preferences (enp - i
> think) file from
> the main computer to the other one? I think the file is found in the
> windows folder (for windows users).
>
> This is explained in the manual somewhere.
>
> Matthew
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "ammarsha"
> To: "ENDNOTE-INTEREST"
> Sent: 8/14/02 4:07 PM
> Subject: traveling settings
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a fairly new user of endnote and new to this listserv as
> well. I'm
> working as a research assistant for a professor. And, I've discovered
> that when I take our endnote library from my home computer to his
> computer
> on
> campus, we lose all of my customization. From my investigation into
> this problem, it looks like a partial solution is to overwrite my
> styles,
> filters, etc. folders at home with what he has on campus (and
> this could
> be problematic if he adds a style, for example). But, this still
> doesn't
> solve the problem of the preferences I've chosen -- for example, my
> changes
> to the "reference types" and the custom fields I added here.
>
> I will be updating the endnote library often from home and we
> desparately
> need a QUICK way to maintain the preferences/styles/etc. that
> I may need
> to change with time. Is there a way to import such settings
> preferences?
> Or, to choose to maintain them when I take a library from one computer
> to
> another?
>
> I greatly appreciate any help you can provide!
>
> Much thanks,
>
> Ann Marshall
> "ammarsha"
>

RE: traveling settings
Author: Shyam Ranganathan    Posted: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 10:48:40 -0700
I can only speak about Endnote 6 for PCs, but if you want back up your
preference settings in the Windows context with Endnote 6, you need to
export a specific registry key.

this is the procedure as explained to me by ISI tech help

****************************
to move the EndNote prefs to a different machine:
- Run regedit
- Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ISI ResearchSoft\EndNote\prefs
- Choose File...Export...
- In the Save Dialog, choose "Export Selected branch", name the file, and
save it.

The saved *.reg is a text file containing all the information needed. Some
settings may be invalid if the file is moved between machines.

These can either be corrected in the *.reg file using any text editor, or
in Regedit.
__________________

To use the *.reg file on the other computer:

- double-click the *.reg file.
OR
- Open the Registry Editor on the new PC and use import the branch from the
first PC.
__________________

(Note: Use "RegEdit," not "RegEdit32" because they have different export
formats. Also, you can import an earlier version of a Windows Registry into
Word 2000, but a "branch" exported from Windows 2000 does not import into an
earlier version. )



-----Original Message-----
From: "listmaster"
"mailto:listmaster" Behalf Of
"ammarsha"
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 8:07 AM
To: "ENDNOTE-INTEREST"
Subject: traveling settings


Hi,

I'm a fairly new user of endnote and new to this listserv as well. I'm
working as a research assistant for a professor. And, I've discovered
that when I take our endnote library from my home computer to his computer
on
campus, we lose all of my customization. From my investigation into
this problem, it looks like a partial solution is to overwrite my styles,
filters, etc. folders at home with what he has on campus (and this could
be problematic if he adds a style, for example). But, this still doesn't
solve the problem of the preferences I've chosen -- for example, my changes
to the "reference types" and the custom fields I added here.

I will be updating the endnote library often from home and we desparately
need a QUICK way to maintain the preferences/styles/etc. that I may need
to change with time. Is there a way to import such settings preferences?
Or, to choose to maintain them when I take a library from one computer to
another?

I greatly appreciate any help you can provide!

Much thanks,

Ann Marshall
"ammarsha"

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