RE: EndNote

["Debbi Fortney" <debbi.fortney@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could put the footnotes (endnotes actually) in a separate file AS
YOU WRITE THEM. Put them in order, and use an autonumbered paragraph
format. In your document, instead of inserting a footnote, insert a
cross-reference to the footnote, using a cross-reference format of
<$paranumonly> so that only the number is inserted. You'll also want to
assign a character tag to the cross-reference to make the number
superscript, and this should be part of the cross-reference format. So
the format might actually read <superscript><$paranumonly>, where
<superscript> is the name of your character tag.

Debbi Fortney
Technical Trainer/Consultant
Adobe Certified Expert, FrameMaker & Photoshop
Bothell, WA 98011
425-482-2617
debbi.fortney@verizon.net


Marina Michaels wrote:
> This discussion raises a question I have. I am writing a book 
> with footnotes. I want the footnote numbers to stay in place, 
> of course, but I want to move the footnotes either to the end 
> of the individual chapters or, better yet, into another file 
> entirely. I recall some lengthy and rather heated discussion 
> about FrameMaker's footnote (in)capabilities at least a year 
> or more ago, but didn't follow it closely as it was moot at 
> the time. I do not recall anyone discussing alternate tools, though.
> 
> So my question is this: Is there a third-party tool that will 
> accomplish what I want? Or am I stuck with my original plan, 
> which is to move the footnote next to the end of the book at 
> the very last minute, during final production?



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