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From: sarahg on 21 Jun 2008 12:30
I have endnotes directly following my general text. After the endotes, i have
a bibliography and an index. How do I make different headers for the endotes,
bib, and index? I have tried to do it as it is done with each new chapter
(section break =>break with previous =>write in new header) and Word will not
allow me to do it. I assume that it is because of the placement of the
endotes (because I need them to precede the bib and index as opposed to
appearing at the very end of all of hte material), but don't know what to do
about it.
From: Daiya Mitchell on 21 Jun 2008 14:37
You can't put a section break into "endnote space". See here:
6. Text After Endnotes
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/footnotefaq.htm

Based on what you say, I would expect your biblio and index to vanish if
you switched to View | Normal/Draft. You will probably need to move them
out of "endnote space" and into the main body of the document. The page
will explain more about what I mean.

sarahg wrote:
> I have endnotes directly following my general text. After the endotes, i have
> a bibliography and an index. How do I make different headers for the endotes,
> bib, and index? I have tried to do it as it is done with each new chapter
> (section break =>break with previous =>write in new header) and Word will not
> allow me to do it. I assume that it is because of the placement of the
> endotes (because I need them to precede the bib and index as opposed to
> appearing at the very end of all of hte material), but don't know what to do
> about it.
>
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