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Select the folder Applications:Microsoft Office 2011:Office:Startup:Word and click Choose Make sure the Startup folder is set by highlighting Startup and clicking on Modify.Start Word, go to Word > Preferences and click on File Locations.Go to the folder Applications:Microsoft Office 2011:Office:Startup:Word and paste the copied file.Copy the file EndNote CWYW Word 2011.bundle.Open your hard drive and go to the folder: EndNote X-: Applications:EndNote X-:Cite While You Write.Then open Word and check the Tools menu for the EndNote submenu.

Click next until the Customizer is finished. Check the box in front of the Cite While You Write option. Open EndNote, and go to the EndNote menu.If that does not work, try the following: To restore Macintosh EndNote Tools in Word 2011 :įirst, try rebooting your computer. The patch will become automatically available after successful installation of X7. NOTE: There was a compatibility issue with EndNote X7 and the MacIntosh OS Sierra which has been corrected in the latest version X8.Ī Cite While You Write patch is available for EndNote X7 that addresses the compatibility issue with Office 2016/Office 365 on Macintosh . Insert EndNote References into PowerPoint.EndNote Library Management Toggle Dropdown.Restoring EndNote Tools in Word for MacIntosh Computers.Manuscript Templates and Matcher in Word.

Formatting EndNote Citations in MS Word.

Getting Citations from EndNote to MS Word.

The box that appears when I hover the cursor over the footnote flag also has ‘126’ in front of the text of the footnote (but that number doesn’t appear in the ACTUAL text of the footnote). I notice that from footnote 126 onwards the ‘Custom Mark’ field of the footnote dialogue box is filled in with – for example – ‘126’. I’ve tried all sorts to things to achieve renumbering, but without success. (There’s a footnote 98 that is buried amidst the subsequent footnotes, which leads me to think that a section of the deleted text was inserted, again with Track Changes turned on.) The result is that the footnotes jump from 97 to 126. Presumably, too, the person who did that had Track Changes activated (I’ve noticed that automatic renumbering of footnotes doesn’t work when Track Changes is on). Presumably at some stage a chunk of text was deleted, and that chunk had 30 footnotes attached to it. I am editing a document produced by somebody else. My question has to do with Microsoft Word (2007, though I’m using the compatibility function).