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When running basic checks, if I have a footnote between \qt and \qt* I get an error message: character style not closed. How do I resolve this error if I don't want to put the footnote caller outside of the \qt*?

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\qt and \qt* markers must be added each time you come to a new marker. So, if you have a footnote, you must add the \qt* before the footnote and \qt after the footnote.

\qt This is a test of the markers\qt*\f + \fr 3:18 \ft This is the footnote about markers.\f* \qt that are included in the text.\qt*
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