

It may not be easy, but it is easier than cutting and pasting the text from each of your footnotes individually. That's it you now have your bibliography, manually created.

To make the job a bit easier, try these general steps: This means that you are left with approaching the task manually.
#CREATING FOOTNOTES IN WORD 2007 SOFTWARE#
(Different style guides call for different specifications for both footnotes and bibliographies.)Īnother option is to look for third-party software that may fit the bill, but a quick search turned up nothing that sounded promising in this area. It is possible that a macro could be created that would do the compilation for you, but it would be quite involved and very specific to the way in which you are creating your footnotes.

Footnotes are linked to the bottom of the page, while Endnotes link to the end of the document. A Word style is a combination of formatting characteristics. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this within Word. look like by creating or redefining a style. She's inserted them in the regular manner for creating footnotes, and wonders if there is a way to easily generate a bibliography in the proper order from the footnote information. Renata is typing a dissertation with over 450 footnotes.
