Endnotes on MS Word 2007

subscriber · 10-03-2012 06:19PM #1

Can anyone tell me is it possible to have different text in each footer at the end of a page? Every time i create an footer on the first page of a document, it carry's it through all the footer on the document. EG - I write citations boards.ie thread 122" or something to that nature, it will appear on every page any way of stopping this so I can have the footer text different on each page?

Many Thanks

5uspect · 11-03-2012 11:26AM

It's Insert > reference > footnote on older versions of Word.
I've no idea how the abomination that is 2007 handles it.

Obligatory you should be using LaTeX comment...

opinion guy · 15-03-2012 11:33AM

Endnote is the work of satan.

Never use it ever for anything. Ever.

Last time I was so foolish as to use it as I was nearly finished my document it, for no reason apart from being evil, shuffled all my references. Yes as in put the wrong numbers on the wrong references right throughout the document (50+ refs) and I coulnd't fix it. In the end I had to MANUALLY redo the referencing.

/rant

5uspect · 15-03-2012 01:21PM

I think the OP means `footnotes' instead of the Endnote reference manager.

opinion guy · 15-03-2012 01:33PM

5uspect wrote: »

I think the OP means `footnotes' instead of the Endnote reference manager.

Oh yeah good point.
I just saw the word Endnote and saw red:P

Sorry OP - I haven't helped

Endnotes on MS Word 2007

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