Or use context menu.(hopefully no spelling/grammar error, otherwise you may get a different menu), there is no popup/rollover/tooltip menu since it is a hyperlink.Įdit field will let you see all the underneath goodies If you move the references, need to update the field (supposed to update automatically on open?), select the field code. Don't even bother to click on that '?' It is completely useless, wasn't even context sensitive. Now you are back to the old style pop up dialog box. Same thing could be done in traditional menu, toolbar easier for most users.) References | Captions | Cross-reference (why it is under caption group is beyond me, but so is the whole non-configurable ribbon productivity gain and easy of use non-sense despite what supposedly their extensive UI researches (Anyone know where Microsoft publish those result? other than the blogs praising how much work they did on it) shown. Answer - Alt-V, F, View menu|Footnote window - but that's too old fashion, who wants a pull down menu system) (you can use Word 2003 shortcut, but how can you find what that is? particularly it won't show you in Alt mode (to show shortcut keys). (Ctrl-Alt-N for 'Normal, that's what it used to be called, why change? beat me.)ĭo a Show Notes, why again? How do you ever figure that out if you didn't know in advance.

No, you can't do it in Print Layout mode, why? Switch to Draft. What's the keyboard shortcut for that?Ĭhange the separator also, it is ingenious. It is in the flyout of course, isn't that obvious - no. Microsoft Office Word 2007 endnote cross reference Microsoft Office Word 2007 Endnote and Cross-referenceĬhange default numbering from i.

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