Guidelines for Formatting Footnotes are numbered notes at the bottom of each page of your work. Use a numeral in regular font for the first footnote or endnote, beginning with "1" and continuing in this fashion. The last sentence of a paragraph is considered a continuation of the thought contained in that paragraph and should not have its own footnote number. If you need to reference a footnote within the text of your paper, use the notation "[fn]", where fn is the citation key. For example, if the cited footnote refers to a passage in the text, then the citation would be "[fn:4]." If the footnote refers to a table, figure, or equation in the paper, then the citation would be "[tfigeqn]". At the end of the paper, include a brief description of your notes in order to facilitate locating them quickly. Guidelines for Formatting Endnotes are listed below. Endnotes are used when you want to refer to an outside source in your paper. In an endnote section, you write out all the information needed to identify the source, such as title, author, date published, location where the source can be found, and sometimes a short summary. Using a dictionary or other reference tool, find the definition or explanation that relates to your topic. Then include this information in your paper in the form of an endnote.