So, here I am, trying to add a footnote to my Word document (I know, I know, there's my first mistake; I do usually use LaTeX, but...) when I get the following error message:
So, just precisely what
is wrong with my "Start at"
1 value? (Aside: I'm encouraged that I can have over 16 thousand numbered footnotes; I'm
sure that will come in useful one of these days. Or I would be encouraged, if I could get even the first one added. But then I think, why shouldn't I be able to have a footnote numbered 0, or -42?)
Anyway. Maybe by "between", they mean "and not equal to"? Probably not, but let's try anyway, just in case:
Gah! Oh well, I only need one footnote. Rather than spend time figuring out what it
really wants, I'll change the format, and use a custom mark instead:
Aaaaargh!!!!
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1 Note the different capitalisation of the "at" in the dialog box and error message. Sloppy.
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2 Also, note the easy use of footnotes in this post.
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