G'day "G.Tetlow" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>,

Word won't let you do that, so what you do is either make a second
document to hold the "afterwards stuff" or use footnotes instead.
Endnotes, funnily enough, mean at the end :-)

Steve Hudson
Word Heretic Sydney Australia
Tricky stuff with Word or words

Email: WordHeretic at tpg.com.au

G.Tetlow was spinning this yarn:

Set the endnotes to be at the end of the section rather than the end of the
document. At the point where you want the endnotes, insert a section break
and put your tables and figure legends in the next section. If the main
document already has more than one section, then you won't be able to use
this method unless you have Word 2002 or above. If you do have one of those
versions, go to the Layout tab of Page Setup for each section before the one
where you want to collect the endnotes and check the box for "Suppress
endnotes."

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)

If you set your endnotes to be at the "end of section" instead of "end of
document", you can put in another section at the end that will allow you to
have additional text/items after the endnotes.  If you use this option, the
endnotes pages will have to have the same numbering as the document text of
that section (i.e., you can't have it start at p. "i" if the page right
before it is "7" - the page will be "8".