Yikes! I don’t fancy doing that again! And I will have other similar reports coming my way. In the end, because my deadline allowed no more troubleshooting, I resorted to a cumbersome workaround of importing the Word document as it was (not as an RTF file) then manually inserting each footnote. I repeated the exercise three or four times just to check this wasn’t a freak occurrence but each attempt reproduced the problem. How to Convert all Footnotes to Endnotes in Word Step 3: Click the right-bottom corner in the Footnotes section Step 4: In the new window, check Convert. I have tried the following code: public void ConvertFootNoteToEndNote(Word.Document myDocx, ref string sErrMsg). I could not make any selections (and hence no formatting) whatsoever. How to add title to the endnotes using vsto Any suggestions would be appreciable. Now the footnotes all imported! But, horror, several pages of the InDesign document were “frozen”, as if they were a screenshot. Having browsed for solutions to this problem, I tried saving the Word doc as an RTF file before importing it.
When I imported a MS Word document (an important report for my client) into InDesign CS5.5 the majority of the footnotes didn’t get imported at all.
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