[Framers] Does new FrameMaker actually split footnotes acros

[Michael Heine]

Slightly off-topic, but related: for the past 14 or so years I have used 
one of Rick Quattro's most excellent concoctions to convert footnotes 
into endnotes (cross-references). Works without issue, including the 
capabiliy to revert back to actual footnotes. - Doesn't solve the FM 
footnote issue, of course. Beginning with Frame 5, I have submitted more 
RFEs on this than I'd care to count, but ...
Cheers,
Michael

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> Argh... Ghosts and legacies of last-century engineering design. InDesign's
> composition engine was born smart, and kept evolving. ID overall has gotten
> closer and closer to FM technical authoring and book tool set.
>
> But, the cost of migrating individual authors, tech-publishing departments,
> and large legacy inventories, far outweigh most gains in convenience,
> features, and typographic improvements.
>
> One glimmer of possibly migrating comes from FM's new subscription model,
> which obviates the cost of purchasing new standalone licenses.
>
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Michael Heine
School of Kinesiology
Westen University
London   Canada
These are the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek,
Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron peoples