Re: Marginal Notes vs. Footnotes

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From: Marc Clarke
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 1990 21:27

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Text in marginal notes is commonly used to provide examples, or to allow the
reader to skim down the margins looking for the topic of interest without
having to resort to the table of contents.  Footnotes contain supplemental
information to the main line text.

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From: clarke@hpdtl.HP.COM (Marc Clarke)
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Subject: Re: Marginal Notes vs. Footnotes
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