From: MBennett on 19 Mar 2010 13:44 I am working on a book with Chapters that will have cases that require me to start renumbering within the chapter. I will have custom footnotes within. I have put continuous page breaks to pick up the numbering after the case, but when I try to pick up the footnote numbering it either starts at one or if I try to put the number say "39" to pick up on the numbering it includes the custom numbers, if I add two footnotes it changes it to "41". What can I do to fix this? Also, I am having problems with the continuous break sometimes acting as a new page break, because Word does not like to have footnotes restarting on the same page. Any advice would be very much appreciated. I have looked online and have not found a similar situation. Thanks in advance.
From: Stefan Blom on 19 Mar 2010 14:23 Setting footnote restart options within individual sections doesn't work in Word, as you have noticed. I'd recommend using continuous numbering throughout the document. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "MBennett" <MBennett(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:541FCF72-E825-4B5F-BCDF-30092F3FD617(a)microsoft.com... >I am working on a book with Chapters that will have cases that require me >to > start renumbering within the chapter. I will have custom footnotes > within. > I have put continuous page breaks to pick up the numbering after the case, > but when I try to pick up the footnote numbering it either starts at one > or > if I try to put the number say "39" to pick up on the numbering it > includes > the custom numbers, if I add two footnotes it changes it to "41". What > can I > do to fix this? Also, I am having problems with the continuous break > sometimes acting as a new page break, because Word does not like to have > footnotes restarting on the same page. Any advice would be very much > appreciated. I have looked online and have not found a similar situation. > Thanks in advance.
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