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Re: Can I globally delete or hide ALL endnotes in a WORD doc?

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garfield-n-odie

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Feb 16, 2005, 1:56:25 PM2/16/05
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Yes. In Word 2002 or 2003, click on Edit | Replace | More | Find what:
<Special> <Any character> | Format | Style | Find what style: Endnote
Reference | OK | Replace with: <leave this box blank> | Replace all.
You might want experiment with a COPY of the document.

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Daiya Mitchell

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Feb 16, 2005, 7:36:38 PM2/16/05
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The Find, More, Special menu has an entry for "endnote mark" which would
also work, as opposed to finding the style.

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reb001

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Feb 19, 2005, 5:35:05 PM2/19/05
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I tried both of the following, neither of which worked. I deleted all
endnotes, but some field or other codes seem to be lurking in my document,
thus I cannot enter new endnotes and have them number correctly. Help --
any other ideas?

Daiya Mitchell

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Feb 20, 2005, 12:04:04 AM2/20/05
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Are you tracking changes, by any chance?

See if Edit | Go To continues to find endnotes that you think you have
deleted.

Was this doc originally created in Word, and the endnotes created by using
Insert | Footnote or Insert | Reference>Footnote?

Is View | Footnotes enabled or greyed out?

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