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How can I get continuous sections when using footnotes?
I am dividing a Word 2000 document into sections so I can get different
headers on the different sections. But the document has very extensive footnotes. Word seems to refuse to let footnotes from different sections share the same page, so it pushes each section to a new page, wasting space unnecessariy. I have not downloaded SP3. Does that fix the problem? Or does Word 2003 fix it? Thanks. |
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How can I get continuous sections when using footnotes?
No, Word won't let you combine continuous sections and footnotes. If
it did, the same footnote number could appear multiple times on the same page (since footnote numbering can be restarted on each section). -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Ameden genie" wrote in message ... I am dividing a Word 2000 document into sections so I can get different headers on the different sections. But the document has very extensive footnotes. Word seems to refuse to let footnotes from different sections share the same page, so it pushes each section to a new page, wasting space unnecessariy. I have not downloaded SP3. Does that fix the problem? Or does Word 2003 fix it? Thanks. |
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