During footnote conversion, which dialog contains the Convert button?

During footnote conversion, which dialog contains the Convert button?

• A. Footnotes dialog.
• B. Convert Notes dialog.
• C. Footnote and Endnote dialog.
• D. Endnote options dialog.

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that converting between footnotes and endnotes is handled in a combined dialog that covers both types. The Convert button lives in the Footnote and Endnote dialog, because this dialog is designed to manage settings for both footnotes and endnotes and to perform the cross-type action of converting one to the other. The button lets you switch all footnotes to endnotes or all endnotes to footnotes in one operation, following the formatting options you’ve chosen. Other dialogs focus on individual formatting or placement details: the Footnotes (or Footnotes dialog) is about where and how footnotes appear, and the Endnote options dialog deals with endnote-specific formatting. There isn’t a separate Convert Notes dialog with a Convert button, so those options don’t fit for this task.

The key idea is that converting between footnotes and endnotes is handled in a combined dialog that covers both types. The Convert button lives in the Footnote and Endnote dialog, because this dialog is designed to manage settings for both footnotes and endnotes and to perform the cross-type action of converting one to the other. The button lets you switch all footnotes to endnotes or all endnotes to footnotes in one operation, following the formatting options you’ve chosen.

Other dialogs focus on individual formatting or placement details: the Footnotes (or Footnotes dialog) is about where and how footnotes appear, and the Endnote options dialog deals with endnote-specific formatting. There isn’t a separate Convert Notes dialog with a Convert button, so those options don’t fit for this task.