I don't think so, no. Zotero offers collections in Zotero RDF and via the API, but I don't believe Endnote imports either. Standard formats like Endnote XML or RIS don't have a way to specify collection information
Ok. Your response was excellent and, as usual, right on point. Thank you. I have a request. Could you point me toward a guide I can follow to change the default settings for the citation style I use - Indigo Book Law Review? At the moment, the output does not conform to the required style, especially for cases and statutes. Perhaps with a few customized tweaks to the style on my computer, it could work for me. Until then it is a showstopper, so I would hugely appreciate any help.
I am using JM Indigo Book Law Review, installed from the Repository. But I hope the guide will clinch it for me. I will follow along and see if I can change the style successfully. Thanks again.
I have a follow-up question - what export and import format should I use to keep the folder structure (groups) I created in Endnote to transfer FROM endnote TO My Library in Zotero?
Same answer unfortunately: Endnote doesn't export anything that includes group/collection information. You'd have to export and import those individually to preserve them. The recommended format is (Endnote) XML See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/endnote_import for details
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but given Zotero's limitations, that only works so well for legal sources.
In either case, though, see https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-step for editing styles.
See https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/endnote_import for details