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TonyL
Does anyone know how to have endnotes appear before
bibilography page? Copying/pasting will not work.
bibilography page? Copying/pasting will not work.
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Stefan Blom
See, for example, the following archived discussion:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...=a68e01c406ec%2456bb23d0%24a301280a%40phx.gbl
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...=a68e01c406ec%2456bb23d0%24a301280a%40phx.gbl
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Dayo Mitchell
Oh, that's the long incoherent version...eventually that article will get on
the website....
Short version:
In Word 2001 and later, set Endnotes to "end of section" and then suppress
endnotes (File | Page Setup, Layout tab (or on a Mac: Format | Document))
for every section *except* the one you want the endnotes to follow. For
Word 2000 and earlier, post back for a macro solution.
DM
the website....
Short version:
In Word 2001 and later, set Endnotes to "end of section" and then suppress
endnotes (File | Page Setup, Layout tab (or on a Mac: Format | Document))
for every section *except* the one you want the endnotes to follow. For
Word 2000 and earlier, post back for a macro solution.
DM
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Stefan Blom
My mistake! I meant to direct Tony to the "Including endnotes,
followed by Bibliography in TOC" discussion on the
microsoft.public.word.formatting.longdocs group on June 4.
followed by Bibliography in TOC" discussion on the
microsoft.public.word.formatting.longdocs group on June 4.
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Stefan Blom
At least for Word 97 and Word 2000 (for Windows), there is in fact a
"Suppress endnotes" option available in the Page Setup dialog box. In
other words: no macro seems to be needed for these versions, either,
unless there is some bug in certain service releases that makes the
user interface unreliable in this respect.
Of course, in a document with many sections, the macro might still be
convenient, since it sets all the necessary options in one step.
"Suppress endnotes" option available in the Page Setup dialog box. In
other words: no macro seems to be needed for these versions, either,
unless there is some bug in certain service releases that makes the
user interface unreliable in this respect.
Of course, in a document with many sections, the macro might still be
convenient, since it sets all the necessary options in one step.
S
Stefan Blom
For more information, see the discussion in the
microsoft.public.word.numbering group titled "Suppress endnotes in
Word 97 and Word 2000 for Windows".
microsoft.public.word.numbering group titled "Suppress endnotes in
Word 97 and Word 2000 for Windows".