adding a bibilography after endnotes

[Guest]

i've put a section break after the document, before the endnotes (got this
tip from this site). but how do i add a page? if i do a section break, the
endnotes 'mode' will continue on the next page. i've been trying to solve
this riddle for 4 days and am late on my project.

help.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

It's much easier to do this in Normal view, where you can't see the
endnotes. Just insert a section break at the apparent end of the document,
then see the "Text after endnotes" section of
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/footnotefaq.htm for the rest.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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[John McGhie [MVP - Word and Word Macintosh]]

You don't. A Word document is not "page based". If you add text, Word will
generate the pages when it displays or prints the file.

To add a page, insert the text that should be on it. Word will then
generate the page for you.

In a word-processing document, there is no such thing as a "page". Word
makes pages up by placing your text on them when it outputs the document:
that's the difference between a publishing program and a word processing
program. "Pages" are not saved to the file, they are always "invented" on
the fly.

Cheers

i've put a section break after the document, before the endnotes (got this
tip from this site). but how do i add a page? if i do a section break, the
endnotes 'mode' will continue on the next page. i've been trying to solve
this riddle for 4 days and am late on my project.

help.

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