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I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Text Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed left in the figure). I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. 246): \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent from the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of setting, save the right one. Also, I tried =96 without luck: \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} (see p. 63). What is the correct settings? I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat (memman p. 245). Citation: =91Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typeset at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.=92 It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts number). Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little bit minimal to figure out the settings. Thank you in advance! Sveinung

rsh wrote: > I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be > typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, > and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. > > > 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > Text Text Text Text Text Text > > 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > > Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I > am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed > left in the figure). > > I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. > 246): > > \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} > \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} > > The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent from > the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of > setting, save the right one. Also, I tried � without luck: > > \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} > > (see p. 63). > > What is the correct settings? > > I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat > (memman p. 245). Citation: > > �Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typeset > at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be > typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put > just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used > following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.� > > It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no > arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or > after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to > have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of > the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, > but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts > number). > > Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long > footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am > sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little > bit minimal to figure out the settings. > > Thank you in advance! > > Sveinung please provide full minimal examples. What is \figureversion{lining}? -- /daleif (remove RTFSIGNATURE from email address) Memoir and mh bundle maintainer LaTeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq LaTeX book: http://www.imf.au.dk/system/latex/bog/ (in Danish) Remember to post minimal examples, see URL below http://www.minimalbeispiel.de/mini-en.html

Lars Madsen wrote: > rsh wrote: >> I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be >> typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, >> and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. >> >> >> 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >> Text Text Text Text Text Text >> >> 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >> Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >> >> Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I >> am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed >> left in the figure). >> >> I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. >> 246): >> >> \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} >> \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} >> \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} >> \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} >> >> The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent from >> the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of >> setting, save the right one. Also, I tried � without luck: >> >> \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} >> >> (see p. 63). >> >> What is the correct settings? >> >> I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat >> (memman p. 245). Citation: >> >> �Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typeset >> at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be >> typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put >> just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used >> following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.� >> >> It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no >> arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or >> after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to >> have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of >> the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, >> but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts >> number). >> >> Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long >> footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am >> sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little >> bit minimal to figure out the settings. >> >> Thank you in advance! >> >> Sveinung > > please provide full minimal examples. What is \figureversion{lining}? > For the first question: \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{0em} \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \footmarkstyle{\makebox[2em][l]{#1}} -- /daleif (remove RTFSIGNATURE from email address) Memoir and mh bundle maintainer LaTeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq LaTeX book: http://www.imf.au.dk/system/latex/bog/ (in Danish) Remember to post minimal examples, see URL below http://www.minimalbeispiel.de/mini-en.html

Lars Madsen wrote: > Lars Madsen wrote: >> rsh wrote: >>> I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be >>> typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, >>> and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. >>> >>> >>> 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >>> Text Text Text Text Text Text >>> >>> 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >>> Text Text Text Text Text Text Text >>> >>> Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I >>> am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed >>> left in the figure). >>> >>> I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. >>> 246): >>> >>> \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} >>> \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} >>> \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} >>> \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} >>> >>> The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent from >>> the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of >>> setting, save the right one. Also, I tried � without luck: >>> >>> \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} >>> >>> (see p. 63). >>> >>> What is the correct settings? >>> >>> I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat >>> (memman p. 245). Citation: >>> >>> �Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typeset >>> at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be >>> typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put >>> just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used >>> following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.� >>> >>> It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no >>> arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or >>> after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to >>> have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of >>> the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, >>> but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts >>> number). >>> >>> Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long >>> footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am >>> sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little >>> bit minimal to figure out the settings. >>> >>> Thank you in advance! >>> >>> Sveinung >> >> please provide full minimal examples. What is \figureversion{lining}? >> > > > For the first question: > > \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{0em} > \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > \footmarkstyle{\makebox[2em][l]{#1}} > > And I cannot see any problems with feet below float, thus please provide minimal examples if you have problems \documentclass[a4paper]{memoir} \usepackage{lipsum} \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{0em} \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \footmarkstyle{\makebox[2em][l]{#1}} \feetbelowfloat \begin{document} s\footnote{\lipsum[2]} \begin{figure}[b] \centering \rule{4cm}{4cm} \end{figure} \end{document} -- /daleif (remove RTFSIGNATURE from email address) Memoir and mh bundle maintainer LaTeX FAQ: http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq LaTeX book: http://www.imf.au.dk/system/latex/bog/ (in Danish) Remember to post minimal examples, see URL below http://www.minimalbeispiel.de/mini-en.html

On 25 Mar, 10:51, Lars Madsen <dal...@RTFMSIGNATUREimf.au.dk> wrote: > rsh wrote: > > I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be > > typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, > > and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. > > > 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > > Text Text Text Text Text Text > > > 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > > Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > > > Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I > > am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed > > left in the figure). > > > I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. > > 246): > > > \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} > > \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > > \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > > \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} > > > The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent from > > the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of > > setting, save the right one. Also, I tried without luck: > > > \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} > > > (see p. 63). > > > What is the correct settings? > > > I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat > > (memman p. 245). Citation: > > > Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typeset > > at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be > > typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put > > just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used > > following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default. > > > It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no > > arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or > > after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to > > have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of > > the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, > > but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts > > number). > > > Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long > > footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am > > sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little > > bit minimal to figure out the settings. > > > Thank you in advance! > > > Sveinung > > please provide full minimal examples. What is \figureversion{lining}? > > -- > > /daleif (remove RTFSIGNATURE from email address) > > Memoir and mh bundle maintainer > LaTeX FAQ: =A0 =A0 =A0http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq > LaTeX book: =A0 =A0http://www.imf.au.dk/system/latex/bog/=A0(in Danish) > Remember to post minimal examples, see URL belowhttp://www.minimalbeispie= l.de/mini-en.html Thank you, Lars for reminding me on the MWE. \figureversion{lining} is from the MinionPro-package, to give lining figures instead of text figures. But it is not that command the gives the strange result. I have to start from scratch with unformatted text, to see which of my packages that interact with the footnotes definition in memoir. This one gives the correct result (it is not absolutely correct MWE). % !TEX TS-program =3D pdflatex % !TEX encoding =3D UTF-8 Unicode \documentclass[article]{memoir} \usepackage{fixltx2e} \usepackage{lipsum} %% Fotnoter %\usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} \footmarkstyle{#1\hfill} \feetbelowfloat \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} \setlength{\footmarksep}{-\parindent} \setlength{\footnotesep}{0ex} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \begin{document} \title{A title} \author{An author} \maketitle \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \end{document}

On 25 Mar, 10:56, Lars Madsen <dal...@RTFMSIGNATUREimf.au.dk> wrote: > Lars Madsen wrote: > > Lars Madsen wrote: > >> rsh wrote: > >>> I try to format footnotes in an article. The footnotes shall be > >>> typeset with lining number flush left in the margin at the baseline, > >>> and the first line of the footnote text indented one \parindent. > > >>> 1___Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > >>> Text Text Text Text Text Text > > >>> 250_Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > >>> Text Text Text Text Text Text Text > > >>> Figure 12.1 on page 245 in the memoir manual is approximately what I > >>> am searching (but it is unclear if the footnote numbers is flushed > >>> left in the figure). > > >>> I have nearly achieved my goal by using the following setup(see p. > >>> 246): > > >>> \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} > >>> \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > >>> \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > >>> \footmarkstyle{\figureversion{lining}#1\hfill} > > >>> The problem is that the whole footnote is indented one \parindent fro= m > >>> the margin. I have tried (I think) all possible combination of > >>> setting, save the right one. Also, I tried =96 without luck: > > >>> \renewcommand{\makefootmarkhook}{\noindent} > > >>> (see p. 63). > > >>> What is the correct settings? > > >>> I have also a question regarding the declaration \feetbelowfloat > >>> (memman p. 245). Citation: > > >>> =91Following the \feetbelowfloat declaration footnotes will be typese= t > >>> at the bottom of the page below any bottom floats; they will also be > >>> typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put > >>> just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used > >>> following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.=92 > > >>> It is unclear for me how to use that declaration. I assume it has no > >>> arguments, and as a declaration, shall I place it in the preamble, or > >>> after \begin{document}. I have tried both, but it does not seem to > >>> have the promised effect: Typesetting the footnotes at the bottom of > >>> the page (using \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} has the correct effect, > >>> but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts > >>> number). > > >>> Also, I tried the bigfoot-package, but there are many very long > >>> footnotes in the article, which are spread over several pages I am > >>> sure it is possible to avoid that, but the documentation is a little > >>> bit minimal to figure out the settings. > > >>> Thank you in advance! > > >>> Sveinung > > >> please provide full minimal examples. What is \figureversion{lining}? > > > For the first question: > > > \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{0em} > > \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > > \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > > \footmarkstyle{\makebox[2em][l]{#1}} > > And I cannot see any problems with feet below float, thus please provide > minimal examples if you have problems > > \documentclass[a4paper]{memoir} > \usepackage{lipsum} > > \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{0em} > \setlength{\footmarksep}{0em} > \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} > \footmarkstyle{\makebox[2em][l]{#1}} > > \feetbelowfloat > > \begin{document} > > s\footnote{\lipsum[2]} > > \begin{figure}[b] > =A0 =A0\centering > =A0 =A0\rule{4cm}{4cm} > \end{figure} > > \end{document} > > -- > > /daleif (remove RTFSIGNATURE from email address) > > Memoir and mh bundle maintainer > LaTeX FAQ: =A0 =A0 =A0http://www.tex.ac.uk/faq > LaTeX book: =A0 =A0http://www.imf.au.dk/system/latex/bog/=A0(in Danish) > Remember to post minimal examples, see URL belowhttp://www.minimalbeispie= l.de/mini-en.html Lars I was wrong with my MWE. I forgot that memoir has twoside as standard option, and in twoside mode, also flushbottom is preset. And then of course all footnotes line up at the bottom of the page. The citation from the manual p 245 describes two functions, and it is the last one that interest me: =91...they will also be typeset at the bottom of \raggedbottom pages as opposed to being put just after the bottom line of text. The standard positioning is used following the \feetabovefloat declaration, which is the default.=92 I read this as \feetbelowfloat will line up the footnotes at the bottom margin pf the pages, even if I used the oneside option, which presets raggedbottom (as I wrote, \usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} gives the correct result, but then my baseline lining numbers are changed to superscripts number, and i cannot find out how to changes that behaviour. If you compile the following MWE and study the last line i the footnotes, you will find out that memoir does not do that. % !TEX TS-program =3D pdflatex % !TEX encoding =3D UTF-8 Unicode \documentclass[oneside,a4paper,article]{memoir} \usepackage{fixltx2e} \usepackage{lipsum} %\usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} %\setlength{\footnotemargin}{\parindent} %% Fotnoter %\usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} \footmarkstyle{#1\hfill} \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} \setlength{\footmarksep}{-\parindent} \setlength{\footnotesep}{0ex} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \begin{document} \title{A title} \author{An author} \maketitle \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \newpage \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} tesssstesssstessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss \end{document} Kind regards Sveinung

The MWE i previous message was wrong: Corrected MWE: % !TEX TS-program = pdflatex % !TEX encoding = UTF-8 Unicode \documentclass[oneside,a4paper,article]{memoir} \usepackage{fixltx2e} \usepackage{lipsum} %\usepackage[bottom]{footmisc} %\setlength{\footnotemargin}{\parindent} %% Fotnoter \footmarkstyle{#1\hfill} \feetbelowfloat \setlength{\footmarkwidth}{\parindent} \setlength{\footmarksep}{-\parindent} \setlength{\footnotesep}{0ex} \setlength{\footparindent}{\parindent} \begin{document} \title{A title} \author{An author} \maketitle \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \newpage \chapter{Chapter} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[3]} \lipsum*[1]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} \lipsum*[5]\footnote{\lipsum*[1]} tesssstesssstessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss tessss \end{document} Just comment the memoir commands under "Fotnoter" and uncomment the two lines above (footmisc) to see the desired effect.

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