Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Windows Vista Word - How do you get footnotes when using word?

Hiya - Ive got the new windows vista word programme on my laptop and im not used to it. Im writing a long piece of text and need to know how to put in footnotes ----- i tried to do it by myself but got it all wrong. :(





Im not a very computer-y / technology - type person ---- so a step by step guide would be very helpful! - Thanks!Windows Vista Word - How do you get footnotes when using word?
Do this:





1. Position the cursor where you want the footnote or endnote reference to go.


2. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.


3. Click the arrow in the lower right corner of the Footnotes group.


4. Click Insert.


5. Type the footnote.





Hope that helps.Windows Vista Word - How do you get footnotes when using word?
I assume you're running Windows Vista, and using Microsoft Office 2007, specifically Word. I must admit the new ';ribbon'; interface has dismayed many. You need to select the ';References'; tab, and then under the Footnotes section (near the left) there's be a large button ';Insert Footnote';.
I assume you have Vista but are running Windows 2007. See the link below for step by step instructions.
If you have 2007 as it would seem, then switch to References menu tab and you will see the insert footnotes icon in the ribbon. Very simple, just like previous versions.
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