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%CO:A,72,72%%C%%H2%Handling Footnotes (Endnotes) in Pipedream%H2%

%C%%H2%Short Guide%H2%


See the demonstration text file provided.

1.  %H1%ASSUMPTIONS%H1%

    (a) Footnotes may be of any length and can be inserted at any time.
    (b) Final text will be single spaced, with a single blank line 
        separating paragraphs.
    (c) The first line of each paragraph will be indented 4 spaces.
    (d) Final wrap width will be 65.
    (e) The footnotes will not be reformatted.
    (f) Separation of footnotes from text, their storage as a separate 
        document, all necessary renumbering, and "tidying up" of the 
        text, are designed to be performed in a single operation.  
       
The CLI files can be altered to obtain different effects.

2.  %H1%Delimiters%H1%

For identification by the CLI, index figures in the text are enclosed 
in angled brackets,<  >; curly brackets, {  }, enclose the footnotes; 
the caret, ^, marks points where reformatting is required after removal 
of the notes.  THESE CHARACTERS MUST NOT APPEAR ELSEWHERE.

3.   %H1%Preparation%H1%

    (a) Give Pipedream column "A" a WIDTH of 5; this will be for 
        FOOTNOTE NUMBERS only.
    (b) Set column "B" to a WRAP WIDTH of about 75 characters; this is 
        for TEXT and NOTES.

4.  %H1%To enter a footnote index%H1%

    (a) ENTER THE INDEX DELIMITERS, < >, at the appropriate point in
        the text.  A number, or other character(s), may be placed 
        within the delimiters, if desired.
    (b) (i) If it is new text, press SPACE, as though continuing to 
            write.
        (ii) If text already exists, move to the start of the next 
             word.

 5.  %H1%To enter the footnote%H1%

    (a) (i) If the text is new, press ENTER.
        (ii) If text already exists, use "<>ESL" and "<>N" to ensure 
             that the footnote will be in a block by itself.
    (b) Use "<>TAB" to go to column "A" in the new line.
    (c) ENTER THE OPENING DELIMITER, {, for a footnote.  It may be 
        followed by a number, or other character(s), if desired.
    (d) Still on the same line, TAB back to column "B".
    (e) Preferably, enter a cue consisting of the 2 or 3 words 
        preceding the index delimiters.
    (f) END WITH A CLOSING DELIMITER, }.  The footnote, or a sketch of 
        it, may be written first.
    (g) Press ENTER.
    (h) For a new paragraph, enter 4 SPACES followed by a caret, ^; 
        otherwise simply enter the caret; continue writing text.

6.  %H1%To "throw" the footnotes%H1%

    (a) Adjust the CLI master files to suit EXACTLY the number of (i) 
        footnotes, and, (ii) reformatting points.  Save the adjusted 
        files under new names.  Those names must be inserted in the 
        files where they are to be invoked by the ".*" commands.
        TAKE CARE TO PRESERVE THE MASTER FILES.
    (b) Ensure that the typing mode is set to INSERT . 
    (c) In the FILER, EXecute the adjusted version of "FNMOVE.CLI".

If your text is long, and footnotes numerous, the ensuing process could 
take a considerable time. 

The whole process can be aborted by pressing "<>ESC".