We won't jump on you if you *cross-post* (put all the NG names--but no more
than two or three) in the header of a single message. It's posting separate
messages to more than one NG that we try to discourage. This makes more work
for you (you have to chase down replies in several NGs instead of having
them all collected so that you can see them in whichever of the NGs you hit
first) and also sometimes for us (if I spend time formulating a reply only
to see that someone else has already provided a perfectly good answer in
another NG).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"William G. Davis" wrote in message
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Thank you so very much.

Sorry for the multi-posting, but I just was not sure where the best place
was to post it.

Thank you again.

W. G. Davis


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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That's the Endnote Continuation Separator. Whoever designed this had
obviously never created (or seen) a document with endnotes! In Normal
view,
View | Footnotes and choose Endnote. In the Endnote pane, click the
arrow
beside the list box on the toolbar and choose Endnote Continuation
Separator. Select the separator and delete it. You may also want to
format
the remaining empty paragraph as 1 pt in either font size or line height
(or
both) or even as Hidden (actually, just formatting it as Hidden would
take
care of the problem without removing it).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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so
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"William G. Davis" wrote in message
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I am doing a research paper and am using endnotes. The header on the
first
page of end notes is okay, but the second page generates a second line
across the bottom of the header. Anyone know how to get rid of that
second
line? I assume Word (2003) is putting it there as a part of the page
format
for End Notes. There has to be a way to eliminate it though.

Thanks in advance,

W. G. Davis