Replying to myself (sorry); I discovered the answer to one of these
questions already.
At 01:39 PM 9/3/2005, I wrote:
6. When I reference a footnote's number using \note[ref], I get the number
typeset as a superscript. This looks a little odd to me in sentences such
as "See footnote \note[ref] on the previous page" -- it would look better
if the number (or symbol) were typeset in the normal font. Is there
another way to reference it so as to do that?
It is, indeed, possible to reference footnotes in the usual way for other
references, with \in{}[] and \at{}[], and they act as one would expect.
(I haven't investigated whether \note[] works for non-footnote references. :)
- Brooks
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