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Re: Endnotes

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From: Peter_Gold
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 14:13
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Hi, Patricia:

      peter gold -- if i download CS4 to test the cross reference feature, will
      that mess up my CS3 if i decide not to upgrade?




No. However, when the trial CS4 expires, it won't launch; there's no way to renew the trial period on the same machine, except to buy a license.

      and what would i need to do to use cross-reference to make endnotes?




It's actually the other way around.

* First, create endnotes at the end of the document, or in a separate document, using a paragraph style that employs a numbered list. In the Number field of the Bullets & Numbering properties dialog box, you can design the auto-number as [1] or other required format.

* Then, with an insertion point in the main text where you refer to the end note, use Type > Hyperlinks & Cross-References > Insert Cross-Reference to create a cross-reference to the appropriate end note, using a cross-reference format that retrieves only the paragraph number.

For details, see the ID Help.

HTH
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Peter Gold
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