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Numbering of Repeated References
I'm preparing a medical manuscript for submission and need to include
endnotes at the end of the document. The publisher requires that if a reference appears more than once in the text that it retain the same number. Word appears to number notes consecutively, giving each note a unique number. Is there a way to have repeated references retain the same number? -- TechScribe |
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