[Carolyn]

the end notes to not become continuous. How can I make them continuous.
I've all ready tried renumbering and making it continuous. It did not work.
Any suggestions?

[Lene Fredborg]

Do you have a section break between the two document parts?
If yes, the problem could be that you have applied the €œContinuous€� setting
to only the first section (i.e. €œApply changes to€� was set to €œThis Section€�
instead of €œWhole document€�).

Try to check this:

Go to the endnotes.
Right-click an endnote number belonging to the *last* document part and
select €œNote Options€�. Numbering must be set to €œContinuous€� (and not
€œRestart each section€�).

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg


"Carolyn" wrote:

the end notes to not become continuous. How can I make them continuous.
I've all ready tried renumbering and making it continuous. It did not work.
Any suggestions?

[Carolyn]

Lene,

Thank you for the advice, however, I've even tried that one. I have
corrected the problem manually. It took a while but it's done. I went to
each footnote on the inserted document and inserted footnote to be continuous
then copied the note and pasted it into the new number.

Next time, I'm going to have my client renumber the footnotes on the
inserted document BEFORE combining them.

It's strange, the documents I created for him, once combined, the footnotes
automatically renumber to become continuous. Oh well.

"Lene Fredborg" wrote:

Do you have a section break between the two document parts?
If yes, the problem could be that you have applied the €œContinuous€� setting
to only the first section (i.e. €œApply changes to€� was set to €œThis Section€�
instead of €œWhole document€�).

Try to check this:

Go to the endnotes.
Right-click an endnote number belonging to the *last* document part and
select €œNote Options€�. Numbering must be set to €œContinuous€� (and not
€œRestart each section€�).

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg


"Carolyn" wrote:

the end notes to not become continuous. How can I make them continuous.
I've all ready tried renumbering and making it continuous. It did not work.
Any suggestions?

[Lene Fredborg]

Thank you for your feedback. I am glad to hear you solved the problem €“ hope
it will be less troublesome next time.

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg


"Carolyn" wrote:

Lene,

Thank you for the advice, however, I've even tried that one. I have
corrected the problem manually. It took a while but it's done. I went to
each footnote on the inserted document and inserted footnote to be continuous
then copied the note and pasted it into the new number.

Next time, I'm going to have my client renumber the footnotes on the
inserted document BEFORE combining them.

It's strange, the documents I created for him, once combined, the footnotes
automatically renumber to become continuous. Oh well.

"Lene Fredborg" wrote:

Do you have a section break between the two document parts?
If yes, the problem could be that you have applied the €œContinuous€� setting
to only the first section (i.e. €œApply changes to€� was set to €œThis Section€�
instead of €œWhole document€�).

Try to check this:

Go to the endnotes.
Right-click an endnote number belonging to the *last* document part and
select €œNote Options€�. Numbering must be set to €œContinuous€� (and not
€œRestart each section€�).

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg


"Carolyn" wrote:

the end notes to not become continuous. How can I make them continuous.
I've all ready tried renumbering and making it continuous. It did not work.
Any suggestions?