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Originally Posted by nielsgeode
I had issues with combining the individual chapter files because there is an endnote list at the end of each chapter (which starts numbering at 1). It seems impossible to do an "odd-page section break" (to start a new chapter) after the last reference in the endnote list.
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That's easily worked around by inserting a field coded as:
{IF{=MOD({PAGE},2)}= 0 {QUOTE 12}}
or
{IF{=MOD({PAGE},2)}= 0 "{QUOTE 12}¶
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"}
at the end of the last endnote in a Section and using ordinary 'Next Page' Section breaks.
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Originally Posted by nielsgeode
When a cross reference is in the form of 7-9, it is no problem it only points to 7 and 9 and not to 8. I can't find how I can automatically change the format from 7,8,9 to 7-9. Do you know how to change that? Update: I found the shortcut key ctrl+shift+H, which works  In case I would reverse it (change 7-9 back to 7,8,9), how can I do that? |
Selecting the range and pressing Ctrl-Spacebar should be sufficient.
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Originally Posted by nielsgeode
In chapter 1 and 2, I changed in the note options "end of document" to "end of section" and also choose to restart at each section. Next, I opened chapter 1 and clicked the insert tab on the ribbon, chose the drop down triangle next to "object" and chose "Text from File". I selected chapter 2, which is then added after chapter 1. There are two problems, however. First, the headings from chapter 2 (e.g. 2.1, 2.2 etc) are not visible in the heading pane. Second, if I place my cursor at the end of the last reference of chapter 1 and press enter, I cannot insert a odd-page section break. How can I fix these two issues?
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You should insert a 'Next Page' Section break (or 'Odd Page' Section break if it suits your purposes) at the end of a given Chapter and, depending on your document structure, unlink the new Section's headers & footers from the previous one before inserting the next Chapter.