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INSERT FOOTNOTE
 
Procedures: <Using footnotes>
 
Use the Insert Footnote command to insert a
footnote reference mark at the cursor and move it
to the end of the document for typing footnote
text. If the document is in Show Layout mode or
the footnote pane is already open, the cursor
moves to the footnote pane.
 
Footnotes print on the same page as the
corresponding reference marks, unless you
indicate otherwise with the Format Section
command. Footnotes are numbered automatically and
renumbered when you delete or move them.
 
■ Create an automatic style for footnotes before
  you type them. All footnotes print with the
  style you specify.
 
■ The default format for footnote reference marks
  is normal character format.  To change to a
  smaller font size, use the Format Character
  command, or modify and use the automatic
  character style Footnote Reference.
 
■ Choose View Footnotes/Annotations to see the
  text of footnotes in a pane.
 
More Help: <Insert menu commands>
           <View Footnotes/Annotations command>
           <Format Character command>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 15, "Footnotes, Annotations,
              and Revision Marks"