Création d'une note de bas de page en une seule étape
Créez une note de bas de page en une seule étape. Découvrez également comment répartir en toute facilité les notes de bas de page sur plusieurs colonnes dans les documents plus anciens.
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Remarque : vous devez disposer de la dernière version d' Adobe InDesign (2017) pour bénéficier des perfectionnements apportés aux notes de bas de page.
Notes de bas de page en une seule étape
Placez votre curseur dans le texte, puis cliquez dessus avec le bouton droit de la souris. Sélectionnez l'option Insérer une note de bas de page, puis saisissez le texte de la note. Un numéro de référence est inséré dans le texte et votre note de bas de page apparaît en bas du bloc de texte. Si vous utilisez la dernière version d'InDesign, la note de bas de page sera automatiquement répartie sur toutes les colonnes du bloc de texte.
Si vous travaillez sur un document créé dans une version précédente de l'application, vous pouvez effectuer cette opération manuellement. Pour savoir comment procédez, lisez la suite.
Répartition d'une note de bas de page sur plusieurs colonnes
Sélectionnez le bloc de texte, puis cliquez dessus avec le bouton droit de la souris. Sélectionnez Options de bloc de texte. Cliquez sur l'onglet Notes de bas de page, cochez le cases Activer les remplacements et Ajuster les notes de bas de page aux colonnes, puis cliquez sur OK.
Répartition de toutes les notes de bas de page sur plusieurs colonnes
Pour répartir toutes les notes de bas de page du document sur plusieurs colonnes dans les blocs de texte, sélectionnez Texte > Options de note de bas de page du document. Cliquez sur l'onglet Mise en page, cochez la case Ajuster les notes de bas de page aux colonnes, puis cliquez sur OK.
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