🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <9401141802.tn55613@aol.com>, Mike Luster <luster@AOL.COM> writes:

> I spoke with Tech support about a week or two ago, but thought I would throw
> it open here and look for answers. Using the Word (Mac) plug-in module
> (latest) I have discovered that citations imported into the footnote window
> either want to format according to the footnote numbers themselves (9 pt.)
> or, if you copy format, will follow the format of the paper (12 pt). In
> neither case can you get the module to recognize a style for the footnote
> text (10 pt.).

I have had a similar problem, but think I've discovered the 
(proximate) cause and an antidote:  

You get the 9 pt. format when the citation is _directly_ adjacent 
(i.e., not separated by a space) to the footnote number.  I solved the 
difficulty by placing a space after the footnote number and before any 
text.  For uniformity's sake, I start all footnotes with a space now.

I hope this works for others too.

Bill Blattner
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