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Try reinstalling foxit reader. There should be an option during installation to make it the default reader for .pdf files.

Otherwise, you can right click on a pdf file in explorer and choose "Open with...". Find the foxit reader program, and make sure the checkbox "Always open this filetype with ...

You could use the package 'endnotes'. http://ctan.org/pkg/endnotes .

Here is an example I whipped up of using endnotes in a bibliography.

Key statements are "\usepackage{endnotes}" in the preamble, use the "\endnote" command to define the note or notes, and at the end is the "\theendnotes" command ...

Hi. I stumbled across this site last night when I was searching for something to do with LaTeX (can't remember what it was now), and I thought, "Cool! A LaTeX Community Forum!" and I signed right up.

So, hi, I am Sumpygump. I don't have any long or short term plans for LaTeX typesetting other than ...

Just a side comment... but wouldn't it make more sense to just have "Part III: Conclusion" to indicate to the reader that part II is done and now you are at the conclusion? I can't think of an example where a book shifts from being in parts to not being in parts anymore.

Just a thought.

It seems elsart.cls is the old version and a better version exists now -- elsarticle.cls .

See website for details:
http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/author ... elsarticle

In version 2.8 beta, it looks like only the command line version of mpm has been ported to linux.

From MiKTeX website (http://miktex.org/unx/about):
"The MiKTeX package manager GUI is currently only available for Windows."