Change footnotes to endnotes?

D

Doh

I have a document that was made using footnotes, and I need to change them
all to endnotes. Is there a way to convert them all at once without having to
cut and paste each one? I'm using Word 2K and Win98SE. Thanks for your help.
 
O

Opinicus

Doh said:
I have a document that was made using footnotes, and I need
to change them
all to endnotes. Is there a way to convert them all at
once without having to
cut and paste each one? I'm using Word 2K and Win98SE.
Thanks for your help.

This should work: Go to the beginning of the document. Click
on "View" then "Footnotes". In the footnotes view, click on
any footnote then hit control-A (to mark all the
footnotes). Right-click on any footnote and pick "Convert to
endnote". Vwalla your footnotes have been converted to
endnotes.

In most cases they will also have been renumbered in
lower-case Roman numerals. If that is not to your liking, go
to the beginning of the document. (Anywhere before the first
footnote/endnote.) Do this:

alt-i(nsert) > footnote > endnote > {Change number format to
your liking} > insert > {Type something. "xyzzy" will do.} >
{Go to the reference number in the text for the footnote you
just entered and delete it.}
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

1. Open the Insert | Footnote dialog and click Convert...

2. The radio button for "Convert all footnotes to endnotes" will probably
already be selected; if not, select it and press OK.

3. This will return you to the Footnote and Endnote dialog. Click Close.

4. Reopen the Insert | Footnote dialog.

5. Select the radio button for Endnotes and select the desired number
format. Then click Apply.



Doh said:
I have a document that was made using footnotes, and I need to change them
all to endnotes. Is there a way to convert them all at once without having to
cut and paste each one? I'm using Word 2K and Win98SE. Thanks for your
help.
 

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