Is it possible you created endnotes rather than footnotes? When you say
"anywhere in the document," do you mean *anywhere*? And what view is this
in?
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"Michael Leu" wrote in message
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presumably Hi Suzanne -
I might be able to live with that (since I could break a single table into
successive smaller ones if I had to). However, in this case, those missing
footnotes do not display anywhere in the document even when I do that. I
don't remember which computer I made the initial entry on for those. Is it
possible that Word 2002 is doing something it shouldn't, and Word 2003
doesn't recognize or correct it?
Mike
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Table footnotes tend to appear on the last page of the table, I believe.
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"Michael Leu" wrote in message
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I have a document that is comprised primarily of two-column tables
(the
left
column being used for a topic or theme statement and the right column
being
the associated discussion). I edit this document on two different
systems - a
desktop with W2000/Word 2002 SP3 & a laptop with XP/Word 2003.
I have inserted footnotes in several places in these tables. Some of
them
display and print correctly at the bottom of the page. Others, even
though
they are clearly embedded in the table, never show up anywhere on any
displayed or printed page. I haven't yet been able to determine what
characteristic causes some to be there and others to not. I have tried
breaking up rows of the table into individual tables, but that doesn't
make
any difference. The document displays and prints the same in both of
my
versions of Word. Any help on getting this corrected will be greatly
appreciated.