You can convert any footnote to endnote, and vice versa.Now about special operations on footnotes: A few other operations like 'sort paragraphs' and 'move paragraphs' are also not possible on notes.

You cannot use drag & drop to insert a fragment from the document main text into a note if the fragment includes note reference marks.

For example, you cannot delete a selection containing the last paragraph end mark of a note. However a number of operations are inapplicable to a multiple selection of notes or even to the selection of a single note.

You can select multiple notes in the same way as you select ordinary text in the document (with the mouse or keyboard).

You cannot insert breaks (page breaks, column breaks, section breaks) in the note text, or create a Table of Contents within a note.Note that the numbering of the automatic reference marks is automatically adjusted (updated) whenever a footnote or endnote is deleted. In other words, continuous section breaks behave as next page section breaks whenever the previous section ends with a bottom-aligned footnote. When a document section includes a bottom-aligned footnote on its last page, the next section always starts on a new page, even when that section is introduced by a continuous section break.Accordingly, the 'Apply changes to' option at the bottom of the 'Footnote & Endnote' dialog never affects the location of endnotes. Endnotes are located either at the end of each section across the whole document, or they are all grouped together at the very end of the document itself. In other words, you cannot locate endnotes at the same time at the end of specific sections, and at the end of the document. When you have chosen a location for the endnotes at the top of the dialog (end of document or end of section), your choice is automatically applied to all the sections of the document. The location of footnotes can also differ between sections. Most options of the 'Footnote & Endnote' dialog can be configured individually within each section.Endnotes can be placed either at the end of each section, or at the end of the document itself (after the last document section). Footnotes can be placed at the bottom of the page (bottom-aligned footnotes), or immediately below the document main text (top-aligned footnotes). The first option in the 'Footnote & Endnote' dialog deals with the location of the notes.Important: Notes cannot be inserted into headers or footers, or within other notes.ДЄ few notes about the location of footnotes and endnotes: Accordingly, you can control the formatting of the notes by adjusting the corresponding styles. The text of newly-created endnotes is automatically formatted with the 'Endnote Text' style. The text of newly-created footnotes is automatically formatted with the 'Footnote Text' style.

When a new reference mark is inserted, Atlantis automatically places the caret within the corresponding note so that you can start typing the text of the note itself.

These reference marks normally display in superscript: These marks generally follow the text they are referencing, but they are also displayed at the start of the notes themselves. Reference marks, such as a number or a symbol, are used to show the connection between the main text and the corresponding note. Yet they are helpful in explaining a point in greater detail or in adding related information. Endnotes are similar to footnotes but they appear as an appendix of notes at the end of the document, or at the end of a document section.ДЇootnotes and endnotes supplement topics found in the main text, but would be distracting or inappropriate if they were to be embedded in the main body of text itself. It provides an extra piece of information about a subject mentioned further up on the same page. Atlantis supports two types of notes: footnotes and endnotes.ДЄ footnote is a note placed at the bottom of a page in a document.

Convert footnotes to endnotes in word