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   * delete all of the section breaks that you inserted (see how to do this on [[public:nnels:etext:find-and-replace|Find and Replace]]),   * delete all of the section breaks that you inserted (see how to do this on [[public:nnels:etext:find-and-replace|Find and Replace]]),
   * and, return to the ''Footnote and Endnote'' dialog, and set the Numbering to **Continuous**   * and, return to the ''Footnote and Endnote'' dialog, and set the Numbering to **Continuous**
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 +<note tip>If you have any questions, check the archive below, if still not clear, post your question on the [[public:nnels:etext:q_a|Production Q&A]]
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 A: Endnotes always go at the end of a book. Footnotes go at the end of a section. Just put them all in as endnotes. I will review the wiki language next week and make any clarifying revisions. A: Endnotes always go at the end of a book. Footnotes go at the end of a section. Just put them all in as endnotes. I will review the wiki language next week and make any clarifying revisions.
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 +Q: Another question for "Until We Are Free," in the article "6 Unbordable Blackness..." there is an endnote (#38) that does not contain any information.  Should I remove the in-text reference to this endnote as I imagine that it could be confusing for the reader if they try to follow the endnote.
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 +A: Yes, you can remove that reference. It was a mistake that slipped through editing.
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 +Q: L'animal langage. Some of the end notes reference one another, which is an issue because in the original the end notes follow every chapter and restart the count each chapter, but in my formatted version, the end notes are continuous across all chapters. Thus, an end note might read "Voir note 28" but actually be referring to note 155 in the newly formatted document. What should I do?
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 +A: That is tricky for sure! Right now we can only create endnotes at the end of the book, so the best thing to do is update the reference to the new note number.
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 +Q: In "Hiding in Plain Sight," the notes are not actually referenced in the text and are listed by page number in their own section. I'm following the instructions from a different Q&A answer (found in the Wiki's Notes section) and have been using H2 for each chapter and formatting the entries as a list. Should I leave in the page number references even though they no longer apply?
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 +A: You can actually insert the notes as proper endnotes and remove the notes section. The book is a scanned version, so the PDF has the original page numbers. The notes also refer directly to the phrase they are citing, which is similar to what occurred in question regarding endnotes in “The Love of Strangers”. This way they will be fully accessible. A quick way to do this is as follows:
 +  * Cute and Paste the Notes section from the Word doc you are editing into a new Word Doc
 +  * Remove headings for NOTES and Chapter #
 +  * Add numbered list to help you keep track of the new numbering
 +  * Search for the phrase in the Word doc you are editing using the search function
 +  * Insert the endnote at the end of that phrase
 +  * Copy the reference part of the original into the new note section you have created
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 +[[https://somup.com/c3jfoIu5u9|I made a video explaining this, along with a quick demo]].
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 +Q: I'm working on the endnotes in Atlantic's Last Stop — the original text has endnotes on asides that are within text boxes, which isn't supported by Word, as stated by another question below. Would it work if I took them out of the text box, added endnotes as normal, and put them under a heading named Aside for you to manually code during conversion? I was thinking I could put them between two horizontal lines to signify where the content in the text box starts and ends.
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 +A: For these few text boxes put them a heading that is an aside and I will reformat it in the code.
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 +Q: I'm working on "Looking for Aitkow" and there are some funky endnotes - some chapters (4, epilogue) have superscript numbers in the chapters, but are missing notes in the endnotes list. Other chapters (2, 7, 17) have endnotes in the list, but no superscript numbers in the chapters. In all, there are 7 end notes that are problematic. I've scoured the text and used the search function and cannot find them. Further evidence that they're missing - in the epub the notes are hyperlinked, but the funky notes are not hyperlinked. Let me know how to proceed!
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 +A: Good question! Unfortunately, if there is not note to link it to there is little we can do. We could remove it from the book, or we could add links to the end of the chapter, but then it would not be linked to where it should be. We will have to remove it in this case.
  
  
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