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Hi Paul
Thanks for the prompt response. Among the two solutions you provided, the second works in that I can include a table and then rotate it. But I already have a table completed. I want to incorporate that one. So not sure yet whether I can copy and paste or do another from scratch in the final document. As far as your first solution is concerned, I can go to note options and start at a number but what it will do is put in continuous and add the number. So for example, in chapter 4, I want to start the footnotes from 1. That is fine- just head to note options and restart each section. Then when I include the table in landscape, while this is fine, the footnotes will pick up in continuous for the whole document - so all three chapters before. So, if the footnote in continuous is 600 and I use note options and say start at 11 which is want because the previous footnote is 10, what the system will do is start it at 610. SO it will not add it to the number of the chapter I am working but all the footnotes. Any idea what I can do from here. Someone out there must have been able to include a table/diagram in landscape and make sure the footnotes continue from that specific chapter's footnotes and not the whole PhD thesis footnotes. But thanks for the response and your time. I have actually learnt a bit more about what you can do in word when you switch off compatibility mode. I am hoping with your knowledge you might have an idea for how to sort out this diagram in landscape mode without any changes to footnotes. If not thanks anyways Prakash |
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Hi Paul
Thanks again for the response. I have tried using the insert textbox and copy and paste - this does not look that great and it is taking a lot of time to format. I may just end up keeping all diagrams and tables portrait instead. What I meant by the footnotes registering previous chapters was this. When I begin a new chapter, I am using section break and then for the new chapter's footnotes, I am starting all footnotes from one for this section. When it comes to including the table for chapter 4, I am using section break so that I can include the table and then turn that page to landscape. But when the writing continues on the next page, either it starts at 1 or it continues from the very beginning of the thesis. So it registers continuous as continuous from all previous chapters. Is this clearer? I have no idea why it does this. I would have thought that when I include a section break to start chapter 4, then continuous would be still be continuous for chapter 4. So if the footnote before the table is 10 and I include the table, the footnote after the table should either be 1 or 11, right??? But it gives me continuous for the whole thesis - hence 638. Is this any clearer ???? If you do know anything, that would be great if you could help. If not, I think I have three options. a) Seek IT help from uni. b) Include all tables as portrait which is ok but landscape would be better c) Leave a blank page with the numbering continued for the thesis. When I print it, print the tables in landscape separate and then include them before binding. This will work if all else fails. But I would still like to know how to sort this out properly. It is something that will stay on my mind for a long while now until I complete it. ![]() Thanks for your help. If you do have any suggestions, that would be great. Much appreciated Prakash ![]() |
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