Add run-in footnotes
Add run-in footnotes, so multiple footnotes could be on the same line to save space (instead of every footnote starting on a new line)
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Anonymous
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pleasess. This is very important!
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Viacheslav Horobchenko
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Also we need run-in numbered lists.
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Anonymous
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I have a 2000 page Bible in 27 files that would save 100 pages with this feature as there are over 8000 footnotes. When we combine the files to make a one volume Bible we'll have to use a different program unless InDesign adds this feature.
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Mireia
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In some cases, handy idea if it's not confusing for the readers...
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Peter Kahrel
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A must.
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Anonymous
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Absolutely necessary for a professional!
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Avraham
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you can do it with this script:
http://bit.ly/footWork -
KabKavseyn
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I really need this feature. This year will be 2020. I am still looking for a solution for inline footnote. I wantt!!!!
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Anonymous commented
massively helpful for me
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Anonymous
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This is a much needed features. I cannot tell you how much business I give to *non-Indesign-typesetters* because I have some projects that need this and you don't adequately support it.
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Perry
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Yes please. This is a much needed feature.
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David Ruiz
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Really really helpful
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Anonymous
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Agreed in publishing this would be so helpful
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Anonymous
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its realy useful idea, and i think adobe must solve this problem
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Raphaël Freeman commented
This would save me thousands of hours on both academic and bible work that I do too!
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Lindsey Thomas Martin
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Academic publishing in disciplines (e.g., Classics) that display a lot of short citations would find this useful.
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Raja, Gejaraj
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@Adobe: Could you please update whether this can be fixed in InDesign quickly?
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William Overbeeke
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I concur. This would be awesome for Bibles!
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Anonymous
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this would be massively helpful for bible designers like me where many of the footnotes are only a few words long and space needs to be clawed back where ever I can find it!