I have a set of files representing chapters of a book I have written. Each
file has endnotes at the end of the file. My publisher insists that all of
the Chapters need to be in one file and has given me instructions to go to
the end of Chapter 1 and select Insert then select file for Chapter 2, then
repeat for Chapter 3, etc...

My problem is that when I do this, it loses all of the endnotes for all
chapters!

Is there a way to merge these separate files into one file while retaining
the endnotes at the end of each Chapter?

If you have Endnotes set for "End of document," they're probably piling up
at the end of your compiled document.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
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I have a set of files representing chapters of a book I have written.
Each
file has endnotes at the end of the file. My publisher insists that all
of
the Chapters need to be in one file and has given me instructions to go to
the end of Chapter 1 and select Insert then select file for Chapter 2,
then
repeat for Chapter 3, etc...

My problem is that when I do this, it loses all of the endnotes for all
chapters!

Is there a way to merge these separate files into one file while retaining
the endnotes at the end of each Chapter?