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INSERT ANNOTATION
 
Procedures: <Inserting an annotation>
 
Use the Insert Annotation command to insert
an annotation at the cursor. Annotations are
numbered in the order of insertion and appear
with footnotes at the bottom of each page or at
the end of the document.
 
■ Use the View Footnotes/Annotations command to
  see annotations in a pane.
 
■ The default format for annotation marks and
  text is normal text. Change format using the
  Format Character or Format Paragraph commands.
  You can also modify and use the automatic
  paragraph style, Annotation, for annotation
  text, and/or the automatic character style,
  Annotation Reference, for annotation marks.
 
■ To print annotation text either on the same
  page with the reference mark or at the end of
  the section, choose the Format Section command
  and the Place Footnotes option.
 
More Help: <Insert menu commands>
           <Format Character command>
           <Format Paragraph command>
           <Format Section command>
           <View Footnotes/Annotations command>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 15, "Footnotes, Annotations,
              and Revision Marks"