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<H1><A ID="SECTION00080000000000000000"> Notes</A> </H1> General ISO directives allow two types of note: an isolated note and a group of numbered notes. [#!bs0!#]: Part 3, 16.18 allows for numbered notes scattered throughout a division of a document. The <TT>iso</TT> style provides for the first two of these, but not the last.

<P> Note types Isolated An isolated note is written as follows: <PRE>
\begin{note} Text of note. \end{note}
</PRE> and appears in the text thus: <BR> <IMG STYLE="height: 2.41ex; vertical-align: 196.81ex; " SRC="img3.png" ALT="
\begin{note} Text of note. \end{note}
"> <BR>

<P> Grouped A group of notes is written as follows: <PRE>
\begin{notes} \item The first note. \item Another note. \item And so on. \end{notes}
</PRE> and appears thus: <BR> <IMG STYLE="" SRC="img4.png" ALT="
\begin{notes} \item The first note. \item Another note. \item And so on. \end{notes}
"> <BR>

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