2007/12/17, Zhichu Chen
Hi everybody,
Right now I'm writing an article and in the title's block I wanna thank somebody and in the authors' block I wanna display the email addresses. And I want them done with footnotes with "set 2" conversion. When I use =========================================== \definenote[thanks][conversion=set 2] \definenote[email] [conversion=set 2, textstyle=type] =========================================== The footnotes are shown with two areas, one for the \thanks and another for the \email, and they all started with "*" symbol, I mean there're two footnotes noted by star-symbol. I know I can just use \setupfootnotes[conversion=set 2] and do all my job by only using \footnote macro, but it's just of curiosity, can I use those meaningful macros to do continuously numbered footnotes and displayed only one area at the bottom of the page.
Hi Chen, I took a quick look at the source and it seems this is not possible, but you define email as macro and call thank in the expansion text. \def\email#1{\thanks{\type{#1}}} or better \def\email#1{\thanks{\hyphenatedurl{#1}}} % breaks at the line end Wolfgang