Simply open the library file, and Endnote will prompt you that it needs to convert the Library.
If you have a library file and a data folder side-by side. There are three scenarios in this case: if you have a library and data folder, if you have a library package, and if you sync your library to the cloud. It will prompt you to run the updater.īecause of the move to a 64-bit architecture, Endnote will need to convert your old Library (which means that it will create a new copy of the Library). In Endnote, go to the 'Endnote X9' menu and select 'Check for updates.'. If you use the sync function in Endnote (you should!), please run a sync before upgrading. I’ve tested this all on two Macs this morning, just to iron out all the kinks. Please read through the process below before upgrading, as it explains all the necessary steps you need to have your Endnote up and running. The process has a few more steps than a typical Endnote upgrade, which is why I’ve written this step-by-step guide. Simply run the installer file and you’re good to go (you don’t need to delete your old version of Endnote before installing – and all your setting will migrate across). You will need to go to the Library website, or ICT’s software installer if you have it, and download X9. Please note that if you currently use X8 and wish to update, you will need to follow a different process. If you have already updated to Catalina you will need to reinstall EndNote X9.3.1 Here's the link (don't forget to save a backup of your Library beforehand). We recommend anybody using Endnote X9 completes this update, but especially if you intend to upgrade to MacOS Catalina. 
This converts Endnote into a 64-bit application, ensuring its continuing compatibility with MacOS. Please ensure you have updated to X9.3 before updating to CatalinaĬlarivate have released the X9.3 update to Endnote.
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