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Character
Code
\tTab
\pNew paragraph
\nNew line
\cNew column
\bNew box
\\Backslash
\.Punctuation space
\fFlex space
\hDiscretionary hyphen*
\IIndent here
\dDiscretionary new line
\mEm space
\eEn space
\53-per-Em space
\$4-per-em space
\^6-per-em space
\8Figure space
\{Hair space
\[Thin space
\zZero width space
\jWord joiner*
\rConditional style marker (Find/Change
only)
*Not applicable in conditional styles.
Working with footnotes and endnotes
Footnotes and Endnotes consists of two linked parts: the reference number that appears
in the text, and the Footnote/Endnote text that appears at the bottom of the text.
Footnote text is created at the end of a page and Endnote text is created at the end of
a story.
As you insert/delete Footnotes and Endnotes, they are automatically numbered as they
are added to/deleted from the text. This numbering will restart with each new story.
You can define the numbering style, appearance, and layout of Footnotes and Endnotes.
Footnotes/Endnotes adhere to the following rules:
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