No. But many filters are supplied with EndNote - look in EndNote's Filter Manager.  You may be able to use Direct Export [9] (which is much easier) instead of filters.

If you cannot find the filter to the database you want:

• In EndNote click on Edit, Filters, Open Filter Manager.
• Click on the "Get More on the Web" link at the bottom right of the Filter Manager. This takes you to EndNote's large list of downloadable filters.
• Click on the Download link next to your chosen filter (on a Macintosh this works best with Firefox as your web browser), select "Open" or "Open with EndNote" and click on OK.
• EndNote will open and you will see some details about the filter. Click on File,Save As.
• In the Save As window that appears, ensure that the filter name is correct (you may have to remove the word "copy" and perhaps some other text such as "%20").
• Then click on Save and close the filter window.
• You can now select your new filter when needed.