🚀 go-pugleaf

By now there have been several postings on this topic, including one of
my own.  At the risk of using up unnecessary bandwidth, I'd like to point
out that I have tried (on a test document which was not terrible long) a
suggestion made last week, by a person now unknown to me (sorry!), and it
was very easy, and is probably the best way to go.  This person
suggested, as I had, that the appendices should not be linked to the
previous material; after formatting the bibliography, it could then
be re-linked to the rest of the document using the file series feature of
Word.  (I had not considered this).  I'll only add that if a revision is
done after the bibliography is formatted, you will need to remember to
UNLINK the appendices before reformatting.

Linking documents in Word is easy, although it is easy to forget what you
have linked in the past.  As long as you keep track of the links, it
works well.  I prepared lists of tables, lists of figures, and a table of
contents through several linked documents with no trouble.  It's worth
learning how to do.

Dave Tapley