Multilple footnotes, how do I get a comma?

[Tom Duprex]

Using Wword 2002:

I have a term in a document that has two footnotes associated with it.
Using Insert Reference/footnotes applies the footnote numbers to the
word but does not put a comma is there is more than one footnote. How
can I insert what I think is a superscript comma between the footnote
numbers?
TIA

 

[garfield-n-odie]

You have to manually type in the separator (and superscript it too, if
necessary).

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If you type between the footnote references, the comma should be superscript
by default. But current thinking is that it is better to combine two sources
into a single footnote (separated by a semicolon) than to have two footnotes
referenced in the same place.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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[Tom Duprex]

If you type between the footnote references, the comma should be
superscript by default. But current thinking is that it is better
to combine two sources into a single footnote (separated by a
semicolon) than to have two footnotes referenced in the same
place.

I did the superscript comma; it worked out okay. Had to magnify the
page to 150% to see what I was doing. Inserted the comma then did font
- superscript.