Thanks, Ken. I contacted you through the site.
I am on a PC, that’s correct.

Anyone else have any insights as to how I could do this on my own? Or tutorials that would help?

Suppose it must have been something like that. How frustrating!
Thanks everyone for your help!

That’s what I was doing.
The ~F selects the footnote reference in the text, but not in the footnote on the bottom. I thought that maybe doing that would influence the style of the number on the bottom, but it doesn’t.

Thanks – that found the footnotes in the text, but I meant the footnote number on the bottom. Is there a special character for that?

Sorry if it was not clear – When you hold the book in your hand with the binding on the left, it reads like an English book until lets say page 150 at which point you bump into the last page of the Hebrew section. And when you hold the book in your hand with the binding on the right, it reads the correct direction in Hebrew until it reaches the lat page of the English section.

When Hebrew and English are mixed or appear side by side, one can choose a binding direction, but its awkward to read a complete English text from right page to left page or vice versa with Hebrew.

Masood, is what you suggested an idea or something you have successfully done?

I deleted it and re-downloaded and it worked like a charm!
Thanks for saving me so much time.

Thanks – I will look into that.
I also assume that if I change every word “X” in the doc to italics, it won’t change on the header, right?