Drag selected references and drop them in the Group. Select the Group to which you wish to add your references. Select Groups > Add References To from menu bar. Right click on your mouse and select Add References To from the list of options that appear. Three options to add references to a Group:. Select a range of references by clicking the first reference, then press the Shift key and click the last reference in the range. Hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on individual references OR. In the library window, click on the references that you wish to move. To save changes to the reference, select File > Save from the menu, or Ctrl + S on your keyboard. author, title) and make the necessary corrections Here, you can view, edit or enter information (Notes) for the reference. To view a reference, double-click on its line in your library. Many times an imported reference has capitalization issues, among other issue, which you need to edit before using in a bibliography. Locate your library and click the Open button. The Select a Reference Library dialog box will appear. If the library does not appear in the list, click Open Library. Select the library that you wish to open. A list of libraries that you have previously opened will be displayed. 
In the dialog box that appears, select Open an existing library OR from the menu bar, select File > Open. Choose where you would like to save your new library.ENL extension, which stands for End Note Library.
The New Reference Library dialog box will appear. In the dialog box that appears, select Create a new library OR from the menu bar, select File > New. 
While there is no limit to the number of references that can be stored in one library, we suggest that the number not exceed 100,000. We recommend that you store all your references in one or two libraries and use Groups and Group Sets (see below) to organize and categorize references. Each reference is stored as an individual record with different data fields for author, title, etc. A library is a collection of references.
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