The apple link does not work? CyberTaz, 16:15 น. > But what buttons are 'command and option' > thanks jeff > The apple logo is there yea - thanks. > The keyboard shortcut for adding a footnote reference is Command-Option-F > but if you want the citation brackets around the name of the citation within > your body text, it looks like you'll need to double-click on the entry in > the > citations list at any rate. > Regards|:>) > Bob Jones > Office:Mac > On 10/16/09 4:44 PM, in article > ' wrote: > It sounds like you're trying to insert a citation within your body text to > reference a footnote, is that right? How they're marked > depends on what keyboard you have, but they're in the bottom row adjacent to > the spacebar. > 0Graphic.png> - > Bob Jones > Office:Mac > On 10/16/09 5:41 PM, in article, > 'CyberTaz' wrote: > They're not *buttons*, they're keys on the keyboard. > If you still have a question have a look here> the Command keys are > immediately adjacent to the spacebar but yours may or may not have the Apple > logo on them.

Go to Customize Keyboard Shortcuts>References Tab>View Footnotes and assign whatever shortcut you like. By default, there is no keyboard shortcut for this action, but you can assign one that will close the footnotes pane and take you wherever you were last in the main window. The “Insert as Hyperlink” option is checked by default, so you can click any cross-reference and automatically be taken to the part of the document containing the original footnote. Word lets you create hyperlinks between cross-references so you can easily find the same footnote everywhere it appears in your document.

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Shortcut to add footnote word