It is because of this that we have not yet updated to the newest EndNote version.Ī new version of EndNote will become available during Spring 2021: EndNote 20 (X9 is actually version 19).

After an update all existing EndNote libraries that are opened will be converted into a 64-bit file with –converted behind the file name, while the old 32-bits libraries still continue to exist. A file created or saved in a 64 bits application cannot be opened in a 32 bits environment and will appear empty. Forced by changes in the newest Mac IOS, EndNote switched to a 64 bits application. This is caused by a recent update of EndNote (version X9.3.2 to X9.3.3). enlx files in your Erasmus MC environment are empty. The references were still in Collection, but no longer in that Subcollection Level 1.If you cooperate with other researchers from outside Erasmus MC or have installed EndNote locally on your home device you might find that libraries that you receive as. The other Subcollections Level 1 under that Collection remained. In this case, for this Subcollection Level 1 of interest, all Subcollections Level 2 (I think about six of them) disappeared. In this library we have 8 Collections, and each has three Subcollections Level 1, and each of those has numerous Subcollections Level 2. But, the fact that they unexpectedly went missing is troubling. I then went into my backup and dragged them over again. My assistant just emailed me about it last night and I checked it and sure enough that collection was missing all sub-collections. Nothing like this has happened in the year I've used Zotero. At this point all coding is done, and we are just finalizing and double-checking as we are finishing up the manuscript for resubmission. We are using this library for fairly extensive coding of 240 articles. The primary version I'm using is in a Group Library shared with research assistants.

It was fine and where it should be in the backup version.

My endnote library dissappeared