On 12/07/2011 04:59 AM, Eric Weir wrote:
On Dec 6, 2011, at 9:56 AM, Richard Heck wrote:
You have a choice. If you want all footnotes to appear as endnotes, then
just use Foot To End. If you want to have endnotes, but also have the
possibility of using footnotes, then use Endnote. (The former also has
the advantage that you can easily make your endnotes back into
footnotes, if a journal requires it.)
Whichever you do, you will then need to place the single command
"\theendnotes" in ERT, where you want them to appear.
Thanks, Richard. A wee bit unclear about the difference. Is it that Foot To End
you can have either and revert from end to foot, while with Endnote you can
have either but can't revert from end to foot?
With Foot to End, you just use footnotes, but they come out as endnotes,
and if you remove the module, they're back to being footnotes. With
Endnote, you can have both footnotes and endnotes, but they are what
they are.
rh
