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% $Id: footnpag.gde,v 2.1 1991/11/07 19:00:27 schrod Exp schrod $
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\subsubsection{The {\tt footnpag\/} Style Option}
Th |footnpag| style option is appropriate for numbering footnotes
seperately on each page. It may be used with all standard document
style (and I assume with all other well written ones). `Numbering'
here does not only mean supplying arabic numbers, if your style sets
up appropriate symbols, they are used instead.
You just have to specify the |footnpag| style option, the rest will
happen automagically. You will need two \LaTeX{} runs, as with cross
references or citations.
\bigskip
\noindent {\bf Caveat\/}: Unlike with references \LaTeX{} will not issue a
warning if a footnote number is incorrect due to new page breaks. Thus
run \LaTeX{} always another time if you want a final document.
Another problem is that you cannot use the optional argument of
|\footnote| anymore.
Of course, this should change in a future revision\,\dots
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