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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has experience with these types of footnotes and if there is an easy way to remove them in bulk? I have attached a sample of the document. Ctrl+Shift+f9 removes normal footnotes, but not these as far as I can see. Cheers. |
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Ctrl-Shift-F9 -which is used for unlinking fields and converting them to static text - has no effect on Word's footnotes, as they don't use field coding. Someone has customised and reformatted the footnote references in your document. For example, in:
G denotes the lost Greek archetype of G¹ G². G¹ denotes the lost Greek text from which E L¹ were translated, and on which the Gk. Leg. was based. See pp. xxxi–xxxiii. each of the red characters is a separate footnote reference - even the red period! You can locate each of them via a macro: Code:
Sub FtNtTest() Dim FtNt As Footnote For Each FtNt In ActiveDocument.Footnotes With FtNt .Reference.Select MsgBox .Reference.Text & vbCr & .Range.Text End With Next End Sub
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Thank you. What is the reason I cannot remove the footnotes by selecting them all and then deleting them? Can usually do that with normal footnotes
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Deleting the content shown in red in my previous post deletes both the reference and the footnote, just as it does with ordinary footnotes.
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