On 06/17/2016 05:09 AM, Lucas wrote: > Thanks, again, Richard, > > Although your suggestions didn't exactly work, they lead me to a > slightly burdensome approach that did work. First, the Foot to End > module does exactly as the \let\footnote=\endnote line I had used in > the preamble. It doesn't leave the footnotes' descriptions on each > page but moves them to the end. (I'm trying to get them placed in > both locations.) Insert> Custom Insets>Endnote does almost work when > listing the footnote's contents inside it and still inside a normal > footnote, but then the superscript for the footnote and for the > endnote each are listed in the main text next to eachother. > > My ultimate solution was to manually create endnotes (beside each > footnote), with this ERT recipe: > \stepcounter{endnote}\endnotetext{Text of each endnote (same content > as each footnote)} > > It removes the secondary endnote numbering from the main text body, > while still creating an endnote as Insert>Custom Insets>Endnote would > have.
Something like this in the preamble might work: \usepackage{endnotes} \let\oldfoot=\footnote \renewcommand\footnote[1]{\oldfoot{#1}\stepcounter{endnote}\endnotetext{#1}} Then you don't have to do anything manually in the text. Richard