A link to jump back to the original start point?

[Tex2002ans]

Post examples [always post examples].

I personally have never run into such a case, but if I actually see the kind you are talking about, I can let you know what I think (and everyone [and I mean everyone] else can give their input too {more input is great!}).

I would probably lean more towards just matching the text of the original book... it can't get any worse {or can it?}!

[mrmikel]

Originally Posted by GrannyGrump

I hate to make a chapter end-note for a simple comment, such as providing a date or person's full name. But if I put those notes in italics in square brackets or in curly brackets, along with the Author comments in square brackets and normal phrases in parentheses, it starts to look pretty cluttered. What do other folks do for cases like this?

I go to the end of the paragraph and insert it in italic at .9 em. That way it is visually easy to skip over, but readable enough if interested.