You can create a "Quick List" for one-time-use:
Select items from any group or "All my References". Choose "Copy to Quick List". You can now print or export the Quick List in the same way you can output any group. The Quick List will only remain for the current online session. When you log in again, the list will be empty.
In order to use a shared group for editing a document, the person who is not the original owner of the group will need to do one step before the citations are available to cite While You write:
You can open any reference in your library and add additional information or fields. This is handy for folks who want to add their own searchable keywords. Just view the record by clicking on the title and choose “edit”.
Groups are subsets of your library that can be outputted to bibliographies or shared with other researchers. A single item in your library can exist in multiple groups. Items that are not in any groups can be found in [Unfiled].
To create a group:
Note: You may need to allow pop-ups and repeat the process.
To add items to an existing group:
To view a group's contents: Click on the group name in the left column.
To remove items from a group:
Note: To remove items completely from your library you must delete them from [Unfiled] or "All My References".
To rename or delete a group, choose the ORGANIZE tab and "Manage my groups".
You can share a group with one or more other Endnote users. This is great when you are co-authoring a paper or working on a joint project.
To share a group:
Your group should now appear in the left column of their account under "Groups Shared by Others". An icon indicating the group is shared will appear next to the group on your account.
Note: You cannot share the "All My References", "[Unfiled]" or "Quick List" collections.