Formatting the Endnotes Style

[Octavee Uhl]

Hello,

I have a word XP document with endnotes at the end of the document. I want
to have the endnotes indented, but it seems to not let me create a style. If
I want to change the style, it tells me something like 'underlying
properties' and I can not change the paragraph style.
Is there any way to change this style or solve that problem other than
manually formatting it?

Thanks
Octavee

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You should be able to modify the Endnote Text style.

 

[Octavee Uhl]

When I try to change the paragraph settings of the endnote style it is
greyed out and not changeable.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

That's because you're probably trying to change Endnote Reference style (a
character style) instead of Endnote Text.

 

[Octavee Uhl]

Endnote is a charav=cter style. But there is no style called Endnote Text.
Should I just set this one up or copy it from another template?

Thanks
Octavee

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

There are two built-in styles in Word: Endnote Text (a paragraph style
applied to the entire note) and Endnote Reference (a character style applied
to the reference number both in the note and in the document). If you have a
style named Endnote, it is a custom or user-defined style.