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Originally Posted by slowsmile
@DocHolliday2006...If you're using Kindle Create, just create your links to images and create your endnotes in your Word doc. Then just load your Word doc into Kindle Create and they should work. Although its true that you cannot create or edit links to images or endnotes in Kindle Create you can certainly create them in Word first then load your Word doc into Kindle Create and those internal links and endnotes should work without problems in your Kindle ebook.
And as for creating endnotes in Word -- just create a footnote as you normally would in Word then, when you save it, select "Convert to endnote" in the dialog and your done. Do it that way for all endnote entries.
To set a link to an image in Word just click on your image and set a bookmark using Insert > Bookmark. Then you can set a link in text by just highlighting the appropriate text and clicking Insert > Hyperlink > Place in This Document and selecting the destination bookmark for that image link.
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I do have a question for the OP (DocHolliday2006): when you talk about linking TO the image, how exactly are you doing that? Using what functionality? Are you linking to the image, itself, or to its caption or Figure/etc., identifier? And are you planning on a way to get the user back to where they were, from the image?
And presumably you don't mean using the images AS (outbound internal or external) links, is that right?
A last note, which
slowsmile did not mention, for the love of your own sanity, do NOT EDIT in KindleCreate. People don't realize that there's no way to extract or save or export an updated Word file from KC, but there isn't. Now without a lot of brain-damage, so make sure that you completely edit or tweak or refine your Word document outside of KC.
If you do make edits or changes, when in KC, take a moment and make sure you make those same changes to your source (Word) document. Otherwise, we'll see you here or at the KDP forums, asking how to get an updated file from KC.
Good luck.
Hitch