Bibliographical items are collected together in a reference section and tagged with the special Bibliographical Item paragraph format. The rules to be observed are:
Making a bibliographical reference in FrameMaker is nothing more than inserting a cross-reference that uses the Bibliographic item cross-reference format, the destination paragraph being the paragraph containing the information on the publication. Bibliographical references appear in the text with a number between square brackets.
Example: FrameMaker users find Lamport's LaTeX reference guide [3] fascinating. J. Butcher [2] shows how to write articles with style. Reference [1] is an example of how you should typeset a reference to an article in a journal. Electronic documents such as the web for CSC'96 [4] , are not intended to be read while listening to music after dinner.