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Footnotes can be created by adding

<ref>...</ref>

in the body of the text where they are located, and

<references />

at the end of the article where footnotes are intended to appear. Whatever text is within the Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag

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↑ LibreOffice For Starters, First Edition, Flexible Minds, Manchester, 2002, p. 18

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 == Footnotes ==
-Footnotes can be created by adding <code><ref>...</ref></code> in the body of the text where they are located, and <code><references /></code> at the end of the article where footnotes are intended to appear. Whatever text is within the <code><ref></code> tags will become the content of the footnote:
+Footnotes can be created by adding <pre><ref>...</ref></pre> in the body of the text where they are located, and <pre><references /></pre> at the end of the article where footnotes are intended to appear. Whatever text is within the <code><ref></code> tags will become the content of the footnote:
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