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The easiest way to add a footnote is to click "Reference" in the ribbon bar and then click on "Insert Footnote".. Place the citation in the footnote: "Reg Smith, 'The Effects of Geothermal Cooling,' Renewable Energy Sources, last modified April 12 , 2009
You can enter the text you want for the footnote, and then click back in your document when you are finished.
Click the "Document Elements" tab, and then click the "Footnote" button in the "Citations" section.
In Microsoft Word, you would go to the References tab, click on the Footnotes group and select "Insert Footnote".
They envision readers of e-books being able to click on a footnote or an offhand reference to another book and immediately view a copy of the citation in question.
Click the "Insert Footnote" button.
Click in the footnote, and add it in.
Still, in the finicky and unforgiving Internet space, where months can count as years, one can only wonder if the technology curve won't turn Adobe Systems into a footnote of the point-and-click 1990s.
To see the contents of a footnote or an endnote, double-click on the reference mark.
