Navigate to the location in your document where you want to add a footnote. Click the References tab at the top of your Word display. (It's the seventh tab in from the left.) Click the tiny box in. Ctrl+H to open the Replace dialog. Click More to expand the dialog. In the Find what box type ^f for the footnote reference mark (^e for endnote references). With the insertion point in the (empty) Replace with box, click Format, then Style, then Footnote Reference (or Endnote Reference). Footnotes and endnotes have two linked parts: the note reference mark (usually a number) and the corresponding footnote or endnote. Word automatically numbers footnote and endnote marks for you, so when you add, delete, or move notes, they are automatically renumbered. Open a Word document containing text in which you want to add a footnote. Place the cursor at the position where you would like the footnote mark to appear, but do not type anything. Step #2: Insert Footnote On your keyboard, press Ctrl+Alt+F for inserting a footnote.
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Figure 1. The Cross-reference dialog box.
Figure 1. The Cross-reference dialog box.