When I have a word like "U.S." in a sentence, I'm using code like this:
After the U.S.\ Army left Vietnam, they focused on...
...that seems to make sure the space between U.S. Army isn't so big.
My copy editor noticed that when I use footnote, there isn't the right space
after, like.
Here is a sentence.\footnote{This is footnote text.} This is another
sentence.
They are saying that after that, the space isn't the right size. Is there
something similar to the first option that makes sure a full end-of-sentence
space width appears?
--Joel
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