It'd be great and make it much easier to convert plain text documents to Word
format if obvious footnotes/endnotes could be automatically found and
converted. For example some public domain ebooks have [FN#1] or [FN#12] to
indicate notes, and there could be hundreds of notes in a really long
document, so it would be ridiculous to select each and every one of them and
turn it into a footnote manually. An easy wizard for doing this would be much
appreciated. Thanks!

~Michael Anthony Abril
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Sic deus dilexit mundum, ut daret unigenitum filium suum, ut omnis qui
credit in eum non pereat, sed habeat vitam aeternam.

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