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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.
>         My document is around 200pp and I'd like to put plain old
> citations at the end of the document, and explanatory notes at the foot
> of the page where it needs to be.  Can I do this or not?

For footnotes, use the footnote feature of Word.  For endnotes, Use the
PIM.  If you need to have citations within footnotes, I believe EN
version 2 can do it, but I haven't upgraded and I'm not sure.

>         (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?

Ummmm... I think EN gets the blame for this one...   I'd make each
chapter a separate document, but have tham linked through "file series"
in word.  (You may have to do this after formatting your bibliography)
Then, format the citations in each chapter separately, which will put the
citations after the chapter.  Then, cut and paste them to the end of the
last chapter.  Then you should be able to paginate, create table of
contents, index etc. with the documents linked; be sure to tell Word to
continue page numbers in each linked document.... It's in the manual...

Dave T.  <tapled1@mail.auburn.edu>

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