Adding a footnote to a Microsoft Word document isn't difficult at all. In this quick guide, we'll show you how to insert footnotes in Word in just a few clicks.

How to Edit Footnotes in Word 2007. Footnoting in a Microsoft Word 2007 document may be required; for example, when you're responding to a government agency's request for proposal, or optional but ...

Each page has its own footnotes, and in Word when I create a footnote it creates those footnotes for EVERY page in the report.

From the Insert menu, choose References and then select Footnote. In the resulting Footnote and Endnote dialog box, click the Endnotes option. Choose End of Section from the Endnotes dropdown list.

Gray lines are going to clear up! If you use footnotes in your Word documents, you aren't confined to the same old gray separator line. Here's how to change the color and thickness to something ...