Not only will you have a list of sources at the end of your paper, but you will have your sources cited
throughout your paper. This is done so that you can attribute quotes or information in your paper to the proper
person/source (and not plagiarize). You can use Microsoft Word to do this, and the in-text citations will be
formatted automatically based on your style guide. How do you do this in Microsoft Word? (Select the best
response.)
When adding the source to your document a second time, just put your cursor where you want the in-text
citation and then select the source from your list. You may then have to edit the particular citation by
suppressing page numbers, etc. if that is not required based on the type of citation (e.g. not a quote), but Word
is still doing most of the work for you.
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O Go to the References tab. Hit the Inert Citation button. The first time you do it, select Add New Source.
O Go to the Review tab. Hit the Inert Citation button. The first time you do it, select Add Bibliography
O Go to the File tab. Hit the New button. The first time you do it click Manage Sources
