If you're struggling with Microsoft Word footnotes or endnotes, you might find these tips helpful. Even if you're an old pro, you might learn something new.

Learn how to combine or merge two or multiple Word douments into one without losing formatting. You can also use bookmarks to merge section of files from multiple files.

Launch Word 2007 and open the document with the footnotes you wish to edit. Double-click anywhere within the first footnote area.

How to Combine Two Scanned Documents Into One in Word. With Microsoft Word's near domination of word processing, most users are familiar with its type-and-go ability.

You can insert a footnote or endnote in Word from the References tab of the ribbon. Both serve as supplemental information to your document.

You can merge comments in Word from two or multiple documents. Learn how to combine all the revised comments into a new Word document.

Navigate to the second document you wish to combine and click ‘Insert’. Repeat the process for any additional Word documents you want to merge.

Personalize Word documents with the Mail Merge toolbar Forget the form letters--Mail Merge is a handy tool for personalizing handouts, business documents, or anything you'd like to distribute by name.

Preparing bulk letters or emails to many recipients? We’ll show you how to use mail merge in Microsoft Word two different ways to speed up the process.