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unnumbered footnote?
It's quite usual for a journal article or book chapter to have an
initial unnumbered footnote containing acknowledgments. Is there any way to do that in Word2003? I tried starting footnote numbering with 0 (which I could subseqently color White or mark Hidden), but the start number must be between 1 and 64K+. (Which suggests, incidentally, that there's a limit to the number of footnotes a document can have.) I tried inserting a Continuous Section Break (so as to restart footnote numbering in the second section), but if the first section contains a footnote, the second section starts a new page. |
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