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Old 02-23-2017, 01:38 PM
Knounte29 Knounte29 is offline How to change superscript footnotes into genuine Word footnotes Windows 7 64bit How to change superscript footnotes into genuine Word footnotes Office 2010 64bit
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Well, I cannot get it to work. I spent hours trying different methods.



It is obvious I am doing something wrong.

When you say "select the footnotes you want to process," do you mean highlight them using the shift key? Then click Run?
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When you say "select the footnotes you want to process," do you mean highlight them using the shift key? Then click Run?
I mean that you select them - just like you'd select something you want to copy.
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Well, I cannot get it to work. I spent hours trying different methods.

It is obvious I am doing something wrong.
Did you make the required changes to the code? I have mentioned the need for this repeatedly.
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Hello

Was it supposed to work if footnotes are dispersed/disseminated in the document ?

I mean when each footnote is located at the bottom of the page where it's called from - because that's what I often (always) notice when I convert PDF documents to Word documents, and that's what I was expecting to find in this post.

Here, the code doesn't work when 'footnotes' paragraphs are selected with the Ctrl key (even in the Knounte29 sample text: only the last selected 'footnote' paragraph is correctly changed to genuine footnote).

If a coder could fix this, I would be very grateful.

Bernard

Sorry, but should I create a new thread for this ?
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