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From: ksbolduan@amherst.bitnet
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.apps
Subject: Re: Word Breaks Up My Footnotes
Message-ID: <12548.27f14e1a@amherst.bitnet>
Date: 28 Mar 91 01:59:54 GMT
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In article <12519.27ee63b9@amherst.bitnet>, ksbolduan@amherst.bitnet writes:
> 
>I have a document that has many footnotes, each of which is at least one
>paragraph in length. After looking at how Word decides where to start the
>footnotes at the bottom of the page, I'm completely stumped. Sometimes it
>starts nearly halfway up the page and can fit all the footnotes without any
>problems. Sometimes, however, it starts lower down on the page and carries over
>the last part of the last footnote onto the top of the footnote section on the
>next page. Is there anyway to tell Word to _always_ include the entire footnote
>on the page where the reference mark is? Or, is there a way to determine when
>it will break up a footnote onto more than one page?

Thanks to george@mech.seas.upenn.edu for the solution:

In the footnote text style, just be sure that _BOTH_ Keep Lines Together
and Keep With Next P are checked in the Paragraph dialog box. This will keep
all your footnotes on the page where the reference is.

-Kevin Bolduan
KSBOLDUAN@AMHERST