ArborX

tfnote

Longname: t f rame foot note   Open the Documentation Legend
Released: not available 
Created: not available 
Last modified: 6.52a 
See also: trefnote

Summary
 Enables you to assign a frame footnote control stream to a frame, or to edit a frame footnote control stream via the Frame Footnote Control Streams dialogue box. Unlike other Arbortext APP features using control streams, all modifications to the footnote control stream can be done through the dialogue box. The keywords are also documented below if manual editing is required.
Example extract

Shown below is a standard footnote control stream created through the dialogue box in the order they are generated, using the default formats and strings:

 startnum 1 1
 showmain "$142#+f$f$144#" 2
 topgap 2 3
 gap 3 4
 botextra 0 5
 maxtotal 0 6
 splitmin 0 7
 combine 0 8
 showcomb "" 9
 topobj "" 10
 otherobj "" 11
 firstobj "" 12
 pos 4 13
 colmode 3 14
 inline 0 15
 nomcols 1,3,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 16
 eject 0 17
 restart 0retry 0 18
 step 0 19
 startref "" 20
 contref "" 21
 sidetype 0 22
 autocols 0 23
 autogutr 0 24
 numcols 1 25
 gutter 5 26
 maxstep 0 27

Syntax (SVNNA)
tfnote  idx:n?  fn cntr:t?
idx:n

Footnote group number, 1-5.
fn cntr:t

Name of the footnote control stream.

A footnote control stream, as other control streams, consists of various keywords. You can think of these in much the same way as other Arbortext APP macros, which Arbortext APP interprets by 'reading' the control stream when you format your document to generate the footnotes.
Example

This example shows how to use symbols instead of numbers for your footnotes. The numbering showstring for the keyword showmain will be $142#+f$14f$144#. This will then display your footnote numbers as different symbols.

In order for the '$14f' in the showsting to work, you must load the latexbul.3t file into your document from the 3d directory, using the macro tload otherwise nothing will be shown.

Document created on 08-Feb-2003 (revision 1)