How can you best edit the endnotes in a lengthy MS Word document?  Can
the endote reference be summarized with the acompanying statement in
order to make editing easier?  If you can't answer this, can you refer
me to a help call center that might know the answer?

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Request for Question Clarification by tehuti-ga on 02 Nov 2002 04:16 PST

What exactly do you need to edit - the text of the reference, the way
the numbering is presented, or something else?

There is a commercially-available program called Endnote that is
entirely compatible with MS Word; once installed, it will even place a
program link in the MS Word toolbar.  I used the software for a
dissertation to organize ~240 references--it allows you to store the
references in "libraries" according to subject, author, date,
keywords, etc.  Also, if you cut and paste text in your document,
Endnote will automatically update the footnotes so you don't have to
renumber them.  It may be worth the cost of the software if this is
something you do often; sorry I don't have any advice for a "free"
solution.