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Old 02-11-2016, 05:02 PM
MarlaMa MarlaMa is offline Disappearing footnotes when files are merged Windows 7 32bit Disappearing footnotes when files are merged Office 2016
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Thanks for your reply. There are no text boxes in this document. It's just straight text. I've attached a sample of a portion of the file. I've discovered that you can add additional footnotes before the first footnote occurs, which in this case is the first file. But after that file, in which I cut and paste the next chapter, you can't add any additional footnotes. That function is greyed out. You will also see the rule from the footnote is copied at the top of the succeeding pages. That must have something to do with it.

I also tried to insert a file after the first chapter with the footnote at the end, but I can't find how to do that. I also tried adding a blank page or page break to see if that helps, but those functions are greyed out too.
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