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==Purpose==
''binpre'' provides a swift and uniform method to add a disambiguating footnote where the prefixes K, M, G, T are used to refer to multiples of a power of 1024, instead of the common 1000.

==Parameters==
''binpre'' takes a single, optional parameter, ''first'', indicating the first use on a page, creating the named footnote ''binpre''. Additional uses without a parameter refer to that already created, named footnote.

==Usage==
* <code><nowiki>{{binpre|first}}</nowiki></code> creates the named footnote for the first use on a page. A ''References'' section should already exist.
* <code><nowiki>{{binpre}}</nowiki></code> creates a reference to the already created footnote

For a single usage in a section, <code><nowiki>{{binpre}}</nowiki></code> should directly follow the unit to be disambiguated, e.g. <code>16 GB<nowiki>{{binpre}}</nowiki> of random-access memory</code>. When multiple such units are used in a sentence or short section, <code><nowiki>{{binpre}}</nowiki></code> should be put after the end of the sentence or section.</noinclude>

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Indicwiki: 1 revision imported from :alpha:Template:Binpre

alpha>Indicwiki: Created page with "{{#ifeq:{{{1}}}|first|Here, ''K'', ''M'', ''G'', or ''T'' refer to the binary prefixes based on powers of 1024.|..."