Endnote/Reference Misnumbering in the text body

Hi,
I have been working on a relatively long academic paper which involves the use of around 100 or so endnotes. As I am referencing during drafts which then require to move certain pieces of text around (copy and past or dragging references) it appears to have corrupted the number continuation. I now have a problem where the reference numbers in the main text are not showing the correct number. For e.g. I have reference note 14 in the text, which I then cut and paste further down in my document. It should then be reference number, say 25, but instead shows '2' or some other number.
Any ideas how to correct this? Thanks.

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>>> On Sunday, August 12, 2012 at 11:36 PM,
stillerd<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am running GW 8.0.2 Hot Patch 3, using SOAP schema 1.04.
>
> When I attempt to process a message, that contains only a plain text
> body with a size (in bytes) of 64,382 ‑ the following sizes are
reported
> by objects extracted from GroupWise, via SOAP calls:
>
> Message Size: 71,425 (should be bigger than the plain text body).
> Message Part [0] length: 70,854 ‑ no idea where this value comes from
>
> In the getAttachmentResponse object, the part has:
> length: 87,772 ‑ Which matches the Base64 encoded length, plus padding,
> of the plain text.
>
> The actual size of the plain text (on disk): 64,382
>
> I am hoping to use the HTTP GET method for extracting the large plain
> text object, which means that I will not have access to the
> getAttachmentResponse object.
>
> So my question is, based on the MessageBody, MessagePart[0] length of
> 70,854 ‑ is there a formula, or other way to determine the correct
> expected byte size of the plain text object to enable me to verify that
> the HTTP GET operation or the SOAP getAttachmentRequest completed
> correctly?
>
> Regards,
> Dave Stiller.

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