What's the best way to prepare endnotes for publication?

[Alina Israeli]

Am I missing something or are the people who replied missing something? Andrea said that these are notes to a novel. To my knowledge only very rarely are translations marked with footnotes in the text, usually in case of foreign words that are translated at the bottom of the page. But commentary and Notes are not marked. I am holding in my hands “Catherine the Great” by Robert Massie, it has lots of notes in the back but none marked in the text. 

So if this is a case of Andrea’s novel, I don’t see how it can be done with MS files etc. prior to book lay out and new pagination. That is the text of the notes can be prepared, but how would they have the right page numbers?


Alina Israeli
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On Jul 23, 2014, at 5:02 AM, Andrea Gregovich <agregovich at GMAIL.COM> wrote:

> 
> Thanks everyone! Turns out there's a simple solution, I somehow hadn't noticed that Word has an endnotes function. I appreciate all the help!
> Best,
> Andrea Gregovich
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