how can i creat multicolumn Footnote?
is the new version (2007) support it?

If you mean footnotes in two columns beneath a single broad text
column (the way Oxford University Press sometimes used to do it), you
can't.

If you mean footnotes in text that's in columns, you don't do anything
special; the footnotes appear under the correct column, and break
properly to the next column when they're long.

On Jan 25, 12:27*pm, MS <M...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> how can i creat multicolumn Footnote?
> is the new version (2007) support it?

It depends on what you need. Grammatim is correct that you can't have
"newspaper style" columns, like Word's "columns" function, where the text
flows from one column to the next.

However, if you're just trying to have text formatted into columns, you can
easily do that by inserting a table into the footnote. You can show the
internal borders or not within the table, as you prefer. For example, this
would be useful if the colums contain lists of items.

You can also simulate columns using tabs, or even spaces.

"MS" wrote:

> how can i creat multicolumn Footnote?
> is the new version (2007) support it?