Tell me more ×  Possible Duplicate: Reference different places
to the same footnote  How can I have a single footnote but place
the mark for it in multiple places on the page (in fact, in a
single table). Assume that \footnote{} is used liberally in the
rest of the document.  share|improve this question Do you
require compatibility with hyperref? –  Werner Feb 15 '12 at
0:14 Not in this case. –  Michael Conlen Feb 15 '12 at 1:21 Does
the linked post provide a solution to your question? –  Werner
Feb 15 '12 at 2:34 add comment  marked as duplicate by
doncherry, Mico, Andrey Vihrov, egreg, Stefan Kottwitz Feb 15
'12 at 13:16   2 Answers  Use \footnotemark[num] the second time
you want to place a mark in the text.  share|improve this answer
add comment  Objection, your honor:  Have you ever seen that in
a book? Probably not. Because: Two footnotemarks numbered with
e.g. an "8" raise the question whether it is a typo. But your
readers can not come and ask you, if you really meant to do it
this way.  Please, if yo