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Word 6.0 can do endnotes and footnotes - just don't use the key shortcut
for inserting a note - actually go to the menu and choose insert footnote
- the dialogue box that comes up lets you choose endnote or footnote.


If you've already put them in, choose view footnotes, then select the
footnote you want to convert.  Hold down control and click in the
footnote window - a pop up menu comes up and one of the choices is
convert to endnote.
John

p.s. I always say save a second copy of your doc somewhere before you
play around with a new feature - sometimes when things go wrong it's
easier to just go back to the last good draft!

p.p.s. About question #2 (endnotes at the end of the document but
seperated by chapter) - I _think_ you can, but I'm not sure - if you make
each chapter a section, and ask word to start numbering notes again at
the beginning of a section, and place notes at the end of the document.
Give it a try!

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On Sat, 17 Dec 1994, Tom Kerns wrote:

> Dear folx -
>
>         Does anyone know if it is possible to have both endnotes and
> footnotes in the same document?  I'm using MS Word 5.1 for the Mac (IIsi)
> with the EN+ PIM.
>         (That also raises another question: How the heck to you put the
> endnotes at the end of the document, but separate them according to
> chapter, numbering the endnotes starting at #1 with each chapter.  Is any
> of this possible, or is Word too klunky for that?
>
> Tom
>
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