Endnotes

Hi Uwe,

What if you don't want to break your manuscript up into separate stories? My manuscripts come to me as a single Word file, and I program the chapter titles to start on new pages. I tried marking those pages as section starts, the endnotes still didn't restart at 1. This to me would seem the easiest option. 

First, it was a lot of work to copy/paste each chapter into a separate flow (I realize there may be easier ways to do this). 

Second, cutting the flowing text up leaves room for risk of introduced error. 

Third, if the chapters change in length due to revisions, smart reflow can cause problems, but turned off, I risk tail ends of chapters running into overset text, or leaving blank pages at the end of chapters.

Fourth, I use WordsFlow a lot, so that editors can resupply me with revised versions of the manuscript. So once I chop the text up, this function is lost to me, and it is an important part of my workflow. 

Are there other workarounds? 

Or can I ask Adobe to revise the Endnote function so you can restart the numbering at each chapter?

Also, when the endnotes get sent to the back, can't the chapter titles be included as subheads? Now I have to create those heads at the back, and type (or paste) in the chapter titles to identify which chapter the new set of endnotes refers to. 

Thanks!

Linda