IrritatedWorduser
Sun May 04 07:01:00 PDT 2008
Hi Bob
I upgraded from Office 2000, using Windows XP, and I had previously put in
citations manually but now trying to use Endnote. I do seem to be able to put
citations into smaller documents or into sections of the Master document
though the latter still slow. I think the problem must be the overall length
of the Master document and, as you suggest, corruption. Though I am unsure
how I would recognise a corrupted document apart from this difficulty with
citations. From what I have picked up in previous pages the use of a Master
document seems to be asking for trouble. I don't want to start all over so I
guess one solution might be to change to a long document by expanding the
whole Master document and then copy and paste it into a new document. Is the
'corruption' problem likely to carry over, or is there some way to avoid this?
Cheers, thanks for response, thought it was just me.......
"Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote:
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> Did you update to Office 2007 over Office 2003?
>
> The document may be corrupted (or a template if you updated in place) or the EndNote add-in may be conflicting with another add-in.
> If you're using Windows Vista then there are some compatibility issues with the Endnote X.0 version per the Word 2007 FYI page at
>
http://endnote.com/enwork2k7.asp .
>
> Do you get the same problems if you restart Word and try using the features in a different/new document?
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> Some suggestions on helping to work with help in Word 2007 were included in your previous message on the 'hundreds of items' :) in
> the MS Office discussion group, but I wouldn't expect the particular scenario to be covered <g>.
>
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> <<"Irritated Word user" <IrritatedWorduser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A2E9F98A-E405-4544-BC47-6E8F65199ABB@microsoft.com...
> I have Endnote X.0.2 and I am wanting to put citations into footnotes in a
> 400 page document in Word 2007. When I try to do this the computer locks up
> endlessly recalculating page numbers. Eventually I have to close everything
> down and start again. Maybe the answer is to uninstall all and go back to
> Word 2003. I would appreciate any suggestions you have. Unfortunately the
> 'help' function of Word is useless, searches produce hundreds of items which
> have little or no relevance. Many thanks. <<
> --
>
> Bob Buckland ?:-)
> MS Office System Products MVP
>
> *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
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