Re: [libreoffice-users] Problem with End-notes

2012/11/15 Steve Edmonds <steve.edmonds@ptglobal.com>

> On 2012-11-16 02:27, Nikolai Huckle wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I have a problem with the End-notes in Libre Office, which I cannot solve
> > somehow.
> > I want a End-note that looks, in the text and on the End-note page, like
> > this: [1],[2],...
> > with the same font-style and size as the normal text body.
> >
> > Another thing that is important is, that I have the possibility to make
> > the
> > End-note page not the last in the document, because I have a backcover
> > page.
> >
> > So basically it´s two things, how do i change the End-note style the way I
> > want it to and how do i change where the End-note page is created?
> >
> > I would appreciate any help on this!Thanks in advance for an answer.
> >
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Nikolai
> Hi. I just did this with references to a bibliography. I wrote the notes
> on a page where I wanted them in format preceded by [1],[2] etc. I then did
> Insert>Cross-reference. Set reference, highlighted [1] and gave it a name
> say Enote1 and click insert.
> Now go to the place in your text you want to place the reference to the
> note, insert reference and Insert reference to = reference. Select Enote1
> and click insert.
>
> Another great thing here with LO is highlight the inserted reference in
> your text (not the actual note) and press F11 for styles. Select character
> styles and at top right select "New style from selection and call it Enote
> say.
> Each time you insert a reference, highlight the inserted reference in your
> text (not the actual note) and double click the new Enote character style
> you created to apply the same style.
> All your references now have the same style, if you modify the style
> (right click on the style) to say superscript, all your references become
> superscript. If you colour the font or add a background they all change and
> have the same style.
>
> The reason I use cross references is because when a PDF is created they
> produce links in the pdf that allow you to easily jump to the reference.
> Steve
Hi Steve,

thanks for your message.

If I understand your method, it is still manual, in that one would have to
insert each cross-reference manually?
As I have a lot of Endnotes that would be too much work.

I did it with LO's Endnote system now, and will insert the last page
differently.
I definitly managed to have the Endnote like this [1],[2] so that part of
my question is solved.

Nikolai

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