I'm having a big test Friday in two classes on the Witch of Blackbird Pond, a book by Elizabeth George Spear, and I've only read up to chapter 12 out of 18 or some chapters and I'm screwed. I need some footnotes to study too! Sparknotes.com dosen't have them so I don't know what I'm supposed to do. Any ideas?Does anybody know a good website that would have good footnotes for The Witch of Blackbird pond?
You are supposed to read the book!
It's very good ... just get off the computer, turn off the TV and read!
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Do you have to put footnotes every time?
When using footnotes in your research paper, are you supposed to put footnotes after everything that you type from what you found from a source? Even if it is in your own words?
If so, that is alot of footnotes! thanks =]Do you have to put footnotes every time?
As an undergrad physics student....
We're told to follow the guidelines from Phys. D, a physics journal.
Anything that you have used from another source must be REFERENCED. In your text, insert a footnote number in square brackets. The references should then be listed in numerical order, again in square brackets. They should then be written in the format....
Author, title of work that has been referenced, where it can be found, if it's a journal, then date of publication, and finally the page numbers if relevant.
Hope this helps.
If so, that is alot of footnotes! thanks =]Do you have to put footnotes every time?
As an undergrad physics student....
We're told to follow the guidelines from Phys. D, a physics journal.
Anything that you have used from another source must be REFERENCED. In your text, insert a footnote number in square brackets. The references should then be listed in numerical order, again in square brackets. They should then be written in the format....
Author, title of work that has been referenced, where it can be found, if it's a journal, then date of publication, and finally the page numbers if relevant.
Hope this helps.
How to properly use footnotes?
This is my article:
In order to strengthen the message he introduced the censorship system: “You could only read, see, and hear, what the Nazis wanted you to read, see and hear.” (Trueman)
I am supposed to use a footnote in citation, so where would the quote go, in the foot note? How about the author? Can someone show me how it should look properly formatted? Thanks in advance.How to properly use footnotes?
If it's a history class you want to follow the chicago style, essentially just insert a footnote next to the quote (it will show up at the bottom of the page) then the authors name in the footnote and all the normal info in yer bibliography.
*edit* Specifically if you're using Microsoft Word after the quote you are citing select 'Insert' from the top, then select 'Reference' and lastly 'Footnote', in the field for the footnot just enter in a limited bibliographic entry, author/title etc. Just don't forget, even with footnotes you still need a proper bibliography.
Course, no one is expected to memorize all the rules so be sure to read through the official site http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tool…
In order to strengthen the message he introduced the censorship system: “You could only read, see, and hear, what the Nazis wanted you to read, see and hear.” (Trueman)
I am supposed to use a footnote in citation, so where would the quote go, in the foot note? How about the author? Can someone show me how it should look properly formatted? Thanks in advance.How to properly use footnotes?
If it's a history class you want to follow the chicago style, essentially just insert a footnote next to the quote (it will show up at the bottom of the page) then the authors name in the footnote and all the normal info in yer bibliography.
*edit* Specifically if you're using Microsoft Word after the quote you are citing select 'Insert' from the top, then select 'Reference' and lastly 'Footnote', in the field for the footnot just enter in a limited bibliographic entry, author/title etc. Just don't forget, even with footnotes you still need a proper bibliography.
Course, no one is expected to memorize all the rules so be sure to read through the official site http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tool…
Footnote symbols on Microsoft word?
Need some help please, I'm new to footnotes.
How do you get the little numbers to show which source the sentence came from? The ones that hang a bit above the next sentence? Please help!Footnote symbols on Microsoft word?
Click on the Insert tab then
Click on Reference then
Click on FootnoteFootnote symbols on Microsoft word?
when typing, if you bring up INSERT there is a footnote. It lets you choose style and location of the footnotes.
How do you get the little numbers to show which source the sentence came from? The ones that hang a bit above the next sentence? Please help!Footnote symbols on Microsoft word?
Click on the Insert tab then
Click on Reference then
Click on FootnoteFootnote symbols on Microsoft word?
when typing, if you bring up INSERT there is a footnote. It lets you choose style and location of the footnotes.
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.skin conditions
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.
Do you have to mention that name of the source in the essay as well as in the footnotes?
even if i footnote a section, do i have to mention the source in the essay?
Do you have to mention that name of the source in the essay as well as in the footnotes?
i don't think so but it really depends on the teacher. i would do it just to be on the safe side if ur a procastinator like me and its too late to ask ur teacher.
maybe u can call somebody and ask if u have to. or look it up online.
Do you have to mention that name of the source in the essay as well as in the footnotes?
i don't think so but it really depends on the teacher. i would do it just to be on the safe side if ur a procastinator like me and its too late to ask ur teacher.
maybe u can call somebody and ask if u have to. or look it up online.
How do I make footnotes on Microsoft Office Word 2007 ?
I just can't figure it out.. when I put footers, it puts it on every page.
I did it before on another essay, I just can't remember how! :(
thank youu :)How do I make footnotes on Microsoft Office Word 2007 ?
Word can automatically generate footnote numbers and keep them straight -- and out of the footer. Here's how to use them:
To put in a Word footnote:
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.How do I make footnotes on Microsoft Office Word 2007 ?
insert %26gt; footer
simply double click on the bottom quarter of the page where you want the footer to go and ms office makes a header and footer for you. you just type what you want
I did it before on another essay, I just can't remember how! :(
thank youu :)How do I make footnotes on Microsoft Office Word 2007 ?
Word can automatically generate footnote numbers and keep them straight -- and out of the footer. Here's how to use them:
To put in a Word footnote:
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.How do I make footnotes on Microsoft Office Word 2007 ?
insert %26gt; footer
simply double click on the bottom quarter of the page where you want the footer to go and ms office makes a header and footer for you. you just type what you want
I need help with a footnote!?
I am writing a footnote for my research paper. I got information off the internet, but it is not an article, it is from the 3M investor / history pages. What goes in a footnote with no authorship and no article? Thanks in advance.I need help with a footnote!?
This may help with the format. You just need to cite the URL.
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/work鈥?/a>
This may help with the format. You just need to cite the URL.
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/work鈥?/a>
Is Scott McClellan's scathing ';tell all'; a fitting footnote to the Bush administrations lust for war ?
How many in the administration have come out to say what an idiot he is. at least 4 and the former head of the FBI.
scaryIs Scott McClellan's scathing ';tell all'; a fitting footnote to the Bush administrations lust for war ?
Not that I am a fan of the Bush Administration, but let me offer you a little ';buyer beware'; on this.
Scott McClellan's 15 minutes of fame are up. He will basically fade into the world of nobodys very soon. His chance to cash in on it is to take a 6 or 7 figure advancement on a book deal, in the hopes that Bush haters will lap it up as fact.
I'm not saying that McClellan will go as far as to out and out lie through the whole thing, but I think it's quite plausible that you may get a distortion of the truth in this instance. He has people basically saying, ';We'll give you a lot of money if you just give us some dirt on Bush.'; Well, if you give someone a lot of money, dirt is what you'll get, whether its 100% accurate or not.Is Scott McClellan's scathing ';tell all'; a fitting footnote to the Bush administrations lust for war ?
McClellan is a moron who (badly) lied at the podium REPEATEDLY while he was being a good soldier and lapdog for Bush, then when he gets a book deal decides that he can 'tell it as it is'...the fact that he sat idly by during scandal after scandal and towed the Bush line and spoke the same tired old talking points over and over and over and then speaks his mind MUCH LATER after the fact makes him as unAmerican as can be.
Just check out any of this dude's press briefings on youtube to see how moronic he is. He was horrible at that job, but then again so is Dana Perino, so was Ari Fleisher and Tony 'max headroom' Snow.
So McClellan tells all and exposes Bush as a fraud, a phony, close-minded and inept? That's news? Everyone on the face of the planet knows that stuff.
Footnote? No it is just one of the early tomes in what will likely be a piling on for years to come.
Public sentiment is against Bush. So Books that bash Bush will sell. Anyone who has some insight that is, well, 'bashing' will be publishing in the next few years to cash in.
Although I think current popular opinion is correct, and the brief excerpt of McClellan's book is compelling, we won't really have a the clearest picture of the true impact of the Bush White house until well after the 'bashing' period of the next few years.
But back when Scotty was press secretary and was tortuously defending the indefensible I just had to write a piece on it.
http://lolalesabre.blogspot.com/2006/02/鈥?/a>
If Bush has a ';lust for war'; then count me and hundreds of thousands of others in as being lusty. You can thank Bush that your head is still on top of your shoulders and neck.
It is more about getting reelected than a lust for war. A sure fire way to get elected again is to keep the simple minded scared. They succeeded and are still succeeding at that. Examples above.
I haven't read it, and I don't plan to.
Have you?
scaryIs Scott McClellan's scathing ';tell all'; a fitting footnote to the Bush administrations lust for war ?
Not that I am a fan of the Bush Administration, but let me offer you a little ';buyer beware'; on this.
Scott McClellan's 15 minutes of fame are up. He will basically fade into the world of nobodys very soon. His chance to cash in on it is to take a 6 or 7 figure advancement on a book deal, in the hopes that Bush haters will lap it up as fact.
I'm not saying that McClellan will go as far as to out and out lie through the whole thing, but I think it's quite plausible that you may get a distortion of the truth in this instance. He has people basically saying, ';We'll give you a lot of money if you just give us some dirt on Bush.'; Well, if you give someone a lot of money, dirt is what you'll get, whether its 100% accurate or not.Is Scott McClellan's scathing ';tell all'; a fitting footnote to the Bush administrations lust for war ?
McClellan is a moron who (badly) lied at the podium REPEATEDLY while he was being a good soldier and lapdog for Bush, then when he gets a book deal decides that he can 'tell it as it is'...the fact that he sat idly by during scandal after scandal and towed the Bush line and spoke the same tired old talking points over and over and over and then speaks his mind MUCH LATER after the fact makes him as unAmerican as can be.
Just check out any of this dude's press briefings on youtube to see how moronic he is. He was horrible at that job, but then again so is Dana Perino, so was Ari Fleisher and Tony 'max headroom' Snow.
So McClellan tells all and exposes Bush as a fraud, a phony, close-minded and inept? That's news? Everyone on the face of the planet knows that stuff.
Footnote? No it is just one of the early tomes in what will likely be a piling on for years to come.
Public sentiment is against Bush. So Books that bash Bush will sell. Anyone who has some insight that is, well, 'bashing' will be publishing in the next few years to cash in.
Although I think current popular opinion is correct, and the brief excerpt of McClellan's book is compelling, we won't really have a the clearest picture of the true impact of the Bush White house until well after the 'bashing' period of the next few years.
But back when Scotty was press secretary and was tortuously defending the indefensible I just had to write a piece on it.
http://lolalesabre.blogspot.com/2006/02/鈥?/a>
If Bush has a ';lust for war'; then count me and hundreds of thousands of others in as being lusty. You can thank Bush that your head is still on top of your shoulders and neck.
It is more about getting reelected than a lust for war. A sure fire way to get elected again is to keep the simple minded scared. They succeeded and are still succeeding at that. Examples above.
I haven't read it, and I don't plan to.
Have you?
Is there is a way for me to edit a large amount of footnotes at one time on Microsoft Word 2003?
I am a member of a digital library project, and we are transcribing a large document with over 300 footnotes attached. We have needed to changes these footnotes into regular text so that the document can be read by our computer program. (However, the footnote number itself stays, for instance: [1] (footnote text here...) However, we would like to renumber each footnote at once. Is this still possible, when all the footnotes have been changed to regular text? Any help would be much appreciated.Is there is a way for me to edit a large amount of footnotes at one time on Microsoft Word 2003?
Assuming that when you say ';all the footnotes have been changed to regular text'; you mean they are no longer footnotes, then there's nothing you can do but to go one by one inserting each footnote number then copying the text that you want is footnotes into the appropriate area at the bottom of each page. If they were still footnotes, and as long as the footnotes were inserted using Word's ';Insert, Reference, Footnote'; method, once you change the 1st number, the rest would change automatically.Is there is a way for me to edit a large amount of footnotes at one time on Microsoft Word 2003?
Yes it seems to be possible. I made a document with Footnotes and changed them to Normal text and was able to re-number them. Try it yourself on a mock document to be sure. To re-number them click on Insert - Footnotes and then on the Options button to choose the format you want. If any of the Footnote references (in the text) are deleted, the remaining footnotes will automatically re-number themselves.
Assuming that when you say ';all the footnotes have been changed to regular text'; you mean they are no longer footnotes, then there's nothing you can do but to go one by one inserting each footnote number then copying the text that you want is footnotes into the appropriate area at the bottom of each page. If they were still footnotes, and as long as the footnotes were inserted using Word's ';Insert, Reference, Footnote'; method, once you change the 1st number, the rest would change automatically.Is there is a way for me to edit a large amount of footnotes at one time on Microsoft Word 2003?
Yes it seems to be possible. I made a document with Footnotes and changed them to Normal text and was able to re-number them. Try it yourself on a mock document to be sure. To re-number them click on Insert - Footnotes and then on the Options button to choose the format you want. If any of the Footnote references (in the text) are deleted, the remaining footnotes will automatically re-number themselves.
How do you do endnotes or footnotes properly?
I am doing a research paper on Child Labor, so I have lots of facts and sources I have to list. Here are my questions-
1.What do I do when I state another fact from a source already listed?(i know about ibid, but do i just write ibid instead of another number? or do i have to list something to go along with ibid at the bottom where the sources are listed?)
2.If I use ibid for multiple sources, do I specify which of the repeated sources the fact is from? (example: I have a lot of facts from UNICEF, and a lot of facts from HRW; when I am using ibid for a UNICEF fact, do I write something extra to show that that's not a HRW fact?)How do you do endnotes or footnotes properly?
1. ';Ibid.'; is like ';ditto.'; You use it as shorthand for what you have previously cited. If your new facts come from new pages in that same source, you have to list the new pages after the ibid. If you don't, you are saying that your new facts come from the same pages as before. ';Ibid.'; stands alone only if you don't have anything different in your reference.
2 With multiple sources, as with single sources, the ibid only reflects what immediately came before it. If you change sources, you have to list the earlier one again before you can ibid it. If you go from UNICEF to HRW, and you have cited HRW before, you still have to list the HRW source all over again before you can ibid it again.
Edit:
You do need to number all footnotes. For example:
1. Book A, p. 41.
2. ibid., p. 72.
3. Book B, pp. 394-5
4. Book A, p. 111
5. ibid.
That last ibid refers to both book A *and* page 111.skin conditions
1.What do I do when I state another fact from a source already listed?(i know about ibid, but do i just write ibid instead of another number? or do i have to list something to go along with ibid at the bottom where the sources are listed?)
2.If I use ibid for multiple sources, do I specify which of the repeated sources the fact is from? (example: I have a lot of facts from UNICEF, and a lot of facts from HRW; when I am using ibid for a UNICEF fact, do I write something extra to show that that's not a HRW fact?)How do you do endnotes or footnotes properly?
1. ';Ibid.'; is like ';ditto.'; You use it as shorthand for what you have previously cited. If your new facts come from new pages in that same source, you have to list the new pages after the ibid. If you don't, you are saying that your new facts come from the same pages as before. ';Ibid.'; stands alone only if you don't have anything different in your reference.
2 With multiple sources, as with single sources, the ibid only reflects what immediately came before it. If you change sources, you have to list the earlier one again before you can ibid it. If you go from UNICEF to HRW, and you have cited HRW before, you still have to list the HRW source all over again before you can ibid it again.
Edit:
You do need to number all footnotes. For example:
1. Book A, p. 41.
2. ibid., p. 72.
3. Book B, pp. 394-5
4. Book A, p. 111
5. ibid.
That last ibid refers to both book A *and* page 111.
I am trying to do a paper and need to use footnotes...what info do i actually put in footnotes and what order?
I am doing a research paper and i am using website only for information, i need to use footnotes but i am not real sure what information goes into a foot note and in what order. Does anyone know?I am trying to do a paper and need to use footnotes...what info do i actually put in footnotes and what order?
Author's full name followed by a comma, Book title in full, italicized or underlined, Publication information (enclosed in parentheses and followed by a comma): place of publication followed by a colon; name of publisher. Page numbers cited by a period. When you used a book for information you have to footnote either the whole book or the part of the book that you used.I am trying to do a paper and need to use footnotes...what info do i actually put in footnotes and what order?
Look up and use the MLA Format. It is very useful. There are so many ways to incite information. you cant go wrong with this format
Author's full name followed by a comma, Book title in full, italicized or underlined, Publication information (enclosed in parentheses and followed by a comma): place of publication followed by a colon; name of publisher. Page numbers cited by a period. When you used a book for information you have to footnote either the whole book or the part of the book that you used.I am trying to do a paper and need to use footnotes...what info do i actually put in footnotes and what order?
Look up and use the MLA Format. It is very useful. There are so many ways to incite information. you cant go wrong with this format
Do footnotes go within the quotation marks?
I have to do citations with footnotes an I was wondering if when I do the footnote should it go within the parentheses or out of them?Do footnotes go within the quotation marks?
outside
outside
When the Book of Love is published......Will you deserve a chapter, a footnote, or will ya be in the appendix?
What have you done to deserve where you end up?When the Book of Love is published......Will you deserve a chapter, a footnote, or will ya be in the appendix?
the sequel will be about me. lolWhen the Book of Love is published......Will you deserve a chapter, a footnote, or will ya be in the appendix?
I need a full unit in that book! I have a lot to say on the subject.
i'll be the centrefold - lol
i wont even be in it cause i dont kiss and tell
I'd be the author!!!!
the sequel will be about me. lolWhen the Book of Love is published......Will you deserve a chapter, a footnote, or will ya be in the appendix?
I need a full unit in that book! I have a lot to say on the subject.
i'll be the centrefold - lol
i wont even be in it cause i dont kiss and tell
I'd be the author!!!!
Can Shyne rebound after his incarceration or will he be another sad footnote in the history of Bad Boys?
Last I heard of Shyne.. hes not going back to Bad Boy... but there is alot of anticipation to see what he does.Can Shyne rebound after his incarceration or will he be another sad footnote in the history of Bad Boys?
He will be another person Puff Daddy shitted on and used for financial gain.
I don't think Shyne has a second shot at a musical career. Aside from ';Bad Boyz'; his debut album was lackluster, I do however think people are interested in his life and I see him getting a few book deals and interviews and stuff. Dude did a dime in prison... I'd buy his book bro.
Do you think he has a shot Dubya?
Yikes.Can Shyne rebound after his incarceration or will he be another sad footnote in the history of Bad Boys?
You know what i really hope he can. The album he put out before getting locked up was okay. He showed potential on it and I wanted to hear more from him but never got the chance. I think he has a 50/50 chance of doing big things or just flopping! I guess we will see soon!
i still bump Shyne...
i think Shyne can bounce back..
i love that Shyne album..i bought it..
just gotta get right people..
if Gunit and Lil Flip can make music..
i dont see why Shyne cant..
i wouldnt mind hearing Shyne and the Game on a track.
I doubt it.
Shyne does however deserve credit for one of the corniest but at the same time great lines.
';I like girls who like girls who like furs';
i dunno but i bet diddy/daddy (woteva hes callin himself) gunna b beefin his security tho. he commin 2 get u, paybacks a ***** lol
No way. He's forgotten.
I don't think so cuz his music just wouldn't fit with what Diddy produces now
no
no he can't.
He will be another person Puff Daddy shitted on and used for financial gain.
I don't think Shyne has a second shot at a musical career. Aside from ';Bad Boyz'; his debut album was lackluster, I do however think people are interested in his life and I see him getting a few book deals and interviews and stuff. Dude did a dime in prison... I'd buy his book bro.
Do you think he has a shot Dubya?
Yikes.Can Shyne rebound after his incarceration or will he be another sad footnote in the history of Bad Boys?
You know what i really hope he can. The album he put out before getting locked up was okay. He showed potential on it and I wanted to hear more from him but never got the chance. I think he has a 50/50 chance of doing big things or just flopping! I guess we will see soon!
i still bump Shyne...
i think Shyne can bounce back..
i love that Shyne album..i bought it..
just gotta get right people..
if Gunit and Lil Flip can make music..
i dont see why Shyne cant..
i wouldnt mind hearing Shyne and the Game on a track.
I doubt it.
Shyne does however deserve credit for one of the corniest but at the same time great lines.
';I like girls who like girls who like furs';
i dunno but i bet diddy/daddy (woteva hes callin himself) gunna b beefin his security tho. he commin 2 get u, paybacks a ***** lol
No way. He's forgotten.
I don't think so cuz his music just wouldn't fit with what Diddy produces now
no
no he can't.
A footnote in someone else's happiness?
what, or where, is that from? i keep seeing it everywhere.A footnote in someone else's happiness?
It's part of the lyrics to the song ';Does Your Husband Know'; from Fall Out Boy:
Mr. sandman's showing his demon
He's into the rooms of yours
Moving in, until seen
Surf eye bank waves
Click back and forth i go
Headlights sipping bottles through a candle
Spark like flickers of past dreams flooded
This is the stand i'm taking, i wrote,
';i don't just want to be a footnote in someone else's happiness';
Does your husband know
That the sun shines blues follow me everywhere?
Does he know (way)
Does he know (way)
Of the quick lips that would convince me to call it a night
I will never end up like him
(behind me back i already have)
Keep a calender this way you will always know
The last town you came through
Oh, darling i know what you're going through
The last time you came through
Oh, darling
Tempest in a tea cup, yet unique
Sip intimacy from a boy like me
Cross hearts like arrows over brown eyed landscapes
This is the stand that i'm taking, i wrote,
';i don't just want to be a footnote in someone else's happiness';
Does your husband know
That the sun shines blues follow me everywhere?
Does he know (way)
Does he know (way)
Of the quick lips that would convince me to call it a night
http://www.kovideo.net/lyrics/f/Fall-Out鈥?/a>A footnote in someone else's happiness?
fall out boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
from their new album, folie a deux
It's part of the lyrics to the song ';Does Your Husband Know'; from Fall Out Boy:
Mr. sandman's showing his demon
He's into the rooms of yours
Moving in, until seen
Surf eye bank waves
Click back and forth i go
Headlights sipping bottles through a candle
Spark like flickers of past dreams flooded
This is the stand i'm taking, i wrote,
';i don't just want to be a footnote in someone else's happiness';
Does your husband know
That the sun shines blues follow me everywhere?
Does he know (way)
Does he know (way)
Of the quick lips that would convince me to call it a night
I will never end up like him
(behind me back i already have)
Keep a calender this way you will always know
The last town you came through
Oh, darling i know what you're going through
The last time you came through
Oh, darling
Tempest in a tea cup, yet unique
Sip intimacy from a boy like me
Cross hearts like arrows over brown eyed landscapes
This is the stand that i'm taking, i wrote,
';i don't just want to be a footnote in someone else's happiness';
Does your husband know
That the sun shines blues follow me everywhere?
Does he know (way)
Does he know (way)
Of the quick lips that would convince me to call it a night
http://www.kovideo.net/lyrics/f/Fall-Out鈥?/a>A footnote in someone else's happiness?
fall out boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
from their new album, folie a deux
Using footnote on Microsoft Word?
When I'm footnoting a website, do I just copy and paste the web address or do i need to do more in order to correctly reference it?Using footnote on Microsoft Word?
Use the 'end-note' option and it will pretty much do everything for you, all you have to do it choose where you want it to be referenced and insert the link.Using footnote on Microsoft Word?
It should be like a mini-bibliography. Author of the website/book or other reference, date, %26amp; actual website should be given. Take a look at any article in Wikipedia, they have footnotes over there.skin conditions
Use the 'end-note' option and it will pretty much do everything for you, all you have to do it choose where you want it to be referenced and insert the link.Using footnote on Microsoft Word?
It should be like a mini-bibliography. Author of the website/book or other reference, date, %26amp; actual website should be given. Take a look at any article in Wikipedia, they have footnotes over there.
How do I add footnotes to the posted messages?
I have just started a group , and want to add footnotes to all messages.How do I add footnotes to the posted messages?
management- under group settings click messages- Subject Tag and Footer (Edit) %26lt;-- click the edit- enter text- click save changes
management- under group settings click messages- Subject Tag and Footer (Edit) %26lt;-- click the edit- enter text- click save changes
How do I write footnotes for online sources?
if there was no author..or date mentioned..but I have the article name and the website.How do I write footnotes for online sources?
Just do the information you have. %26lt;i%26gt;Article name%26lt;/i%26gt;. website. (change it back to black and get rid of the underline) And the date (if you don't have the date, do the season and year). If it has multiple pages or is an excerpt you must also include page numbers with a semi-colon, professors hate using pp or page... it should look like this:
%26lt;i%26gt;Title: Subtitle%26lt;/i%26gt;. http:// whatever.com. July 27, 1987; 201-203.
If its an actual online journal you have to include the journal name as well.
In true Chicago Manual style it's ONLY ok to use http addresses if the article ONLY exists on the internet. If it is actually published on real paper, you have to treat it like such.
Just do the information you have. %26lt;i%26gt;Article name%26lt;/i%26gt;. website. (change it back to black and get rid of the underline) And the date (if you don't have the date, do the season and year). If it has multiple pages or is an excerpt you must also include page numbers with a semi-colon, professors hate using pp or page... it should look like this:
%26lt;i%26gt;Title: Subtitle%26lt;/i%26gt;. http:// whatever.com. July 27, 1987; 201-203.
If its an actual online journal you have to include the journal name as well.
In true Chicago Manual style it's ONLY ok to use http addresses if the article ONLY exists on the internet. If it is actually published on real paper, you have to treat it like such.
How to you do footnotes using MLA format?
I am doing a writing assignment and I have to use footnotes I know how to use them I just don't know how to put them in. I am using Microsoft Word. Please help!!How to you do footnotes using MLA format?
Try this website, it helps more than anything.
www.palomar.edu/dsps/actc/mla/
Try this website, it helps more than anything.
www.palomar.edu/dsps/actc/mla/
How do I include footnotes in Microsoft word?
I want to put a footnote in word. You know, the little number and at the bottom of the page they explain? Kind of like an asterisk. * But it's more like
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The dots are just space holders.How do I include footnotes in Microsoft word?
The term you're looking for is ';superscript.'; You can do this one of two ways:
1. Select the text to raise, right click, choose Font, and check the superscript box.
2. Press Ctrl-Shift-+ and start typing, it will be a super script.How do I include footnotes in Microsoft word?
Have you tried, Insert -%26gt; Footnote?
Go to View, Header and Footer then choose the 3rd icon from the left in the dialog box that pops up to switch between header and footer. You can insert page number, actual footnotes, the date, your name, anything you want. It is a great tool!
To include a footnote, just double click near the very bottom of the page. That should open the footnote.
To add page number, go to Insert-%26gt; Page Number.
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The dots are just space holders.How do I include footnotes in Microsoft word?
The term you're looking for is ';superscript.'; You can do this one of two ways:
1. Select the text to raise, right click, choose Font, and check the superscript box.
2. Press Ctrl-Shift-+ and start typing, it will be a super script.How do I include footnotes in Microsoft word?
Have you tried, Insert -%26gt; Footnote?
Go to View, Header and Footer then choose the 3rd icon from the left in the dialog box that pops up to switch between header and footer. You can insert page number, actual footnotes, the date, your name, anything you want. It is a great tool!
To include a footnote, just double click near the very bottom of the page. That should open the footnote.
To add page number, go to Insert-%26gt; Page Number.
Footnote Question?
I am writing a research paper and need to use footnotes. My paper uses multiple sources and I have a lot of information that needs to be cited. My question is, do I need to use a footnote after each scentance in a paragraph of reworded information by one author, or can I put one footnote at the end of the ';clump'; of information? I really want to do this correctly because I don't want to plagerize anything. thanksFootnote Question?
This depends on the format you are using actually. In APA formatting you would do it like this...
95 out of 100 teenage females are sexually active by the time they are age 15 (facts.com, 2007).
or if you have a lot you could do bullets and then under the bullets you could put the citation in.
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This depends on the format you are using actually. In APA formatting you would do it like this...
95 out of 100 teenage females are sexually active by the time they are age 15 (facts.com, 2007).
or if you have a lot you could do bullets and then under the bullets you could put the citation in.
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Can someone give me examples of footnotes?
I gave a report due next week and my teacher is asking me to use footnoes.(its a proposal) i have everything i need its just that im not to familiar with footnotes. Mining footnotes?Can someone give me examples of footnotes?
To create a footnote on Microsoft Word, move the cursor to the point where you need the footnote. Press Ctrl+Alt+F. When you do this, the space to type the footnote will appear at the bottom of that page. Footnotes are automatically numbered so you don't have to worry about that. If you want to make endnotes(just like footnotes, just appear at bottom of document) then press Ctrl+Alt+D.
I hope this helps you with your project!!! =)Can someone give me examples of footnotes?
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To create a footnote on Microsoft Word, move the cursor to the point where you need the footnote. Press Ctrl+Alt+F. When you do this, the space to type the footnote will appear at the bottom of that page. Footnotes are automatically numbered so you don't have to worry about that. If you want to make endnotes(just like footnotes, just appear at bottom of document) then press Ctrl+Alt+D.
I hope this helps you with your project!!! =)Can someone give me examples of footnotes?
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What is the proper way to cite a television show both in footnotes and in a bibliography using Chicago Style?
Run it along with the show in the style of Oprah.
Do you need endnotes and footnotes for Chicago Style papers?
I'm writing in Chicago Style. I am using foot notes with a superscript number paired with a corresponding note on the bottom of the page where the superscript number is located. Do I need to compile an entire list of the footnotes, them being now endnotes, as well as a bibliography? Simplified is it: footnote (on bottom of page) citation, then endnote citation of the same footnote, and then bibliography including the footnote/endnote citation?Do you need endnotes and footnotes for Chicago Style papers?
http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tool鈥?/a>Do you need endnotes and footnotes for Chicago Style papers?
I don't know about the specific questions you ask, because I always had to use the APA (American Psychological Association) Style Manual.
However, my GUESS would be that since footnotes are much easier to do now that we have word processors, there is no longer any joy in torturing typists who had erasable paper and would have to estimate the number of lines to be reserved for footnotes.
I know about those painful estimations from first-hand experience, and have never seen another footnote since personal computers were becoming popular.
And, here is an excellent source, IMHO...it gives examples of each kind of source, as it should be listed in the bibliography AND the footnotes. http://library.osu.edu/sites/guides/chic鈥?/a>
Here is an online Chicago Style Manual, that is free to try: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home鈥?/a>
WOOHOO! You will get to FINALLY use the footnote capability of your word processor, and this is the first example I've found!
http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tool鈥?/a>Do you need endnotes and footnotes for Chicago Style papers?
I don't know about the specific questions you ask, because I always had to use the APA (American Psychological Association) Style Manual.
However, my GUESS would be that since footnotes are much easier to do now that we have word processors, there is no longer any joy in torturing typists who had erasable paper and would have to estimate the number of lines to be reserved for footnotes.
I know about those painful estimations from first-hand experience, and have never seen another footnote since personal computers were becoming popular.
And, here is an excellent source, IMHO...it gives examples of each kind of source, as it should be listed in the bibliography AND the footnotes. http://library.osu.edu/sites/guides/chic鈥?/a>
Here is an online Chicago Style Manual, that is free to try: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home鈥?/a>
WOOHOO! You will get to FINALLY use the footnote capability of your word processor, and this is the first example I've found!
Is there a web site that allows you get like footnotes for a book?
I am looking for a web site that allows you to get/read chapters but that sums them up. Any help would be greatIs there a web site that allows you get like footnotes for a book?
Try google books
Try google books
How do you make footnotes in microsoft word numbers instead of letters?
they are being done with ';i'; and i want them to be ';1, 2, 3'; etc. this is word 2007 on a PC?How do you make footnotes in microsoft word numbers instead of letters?
Double click the 'i'. A window should pop up that gives you options to select the bullet type.How do you make footnotes in microsoft word numbers instead of letters?
Do this:
1. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
2. Click the arrow in the lower-right corner of the Footnote group.
3. In the Footnote Format list box, select the format you want.
4. Click Apply.
That should fix them all.
Hope that helps.
Go to Format then to Bullets and Numbering
Double click the 'i'. A window should pop up that gives you options to select the bullet type.How do you make footnotes in microsoft word numbers instead of letters?
Do this:
1. Click the References tab on the Ribbon.
2. Click the arrow in the lower-right corner of the Footnote group.
3. In the Footnote Format list box, select the format you want.
4. Click Apply.
That should fix them all.
Hope that helps.
Go to Format then to Bullets and Numbering
Does anyone know of a website tha formats your footnotes for you?
Websites like bibme.org format your bibliography, but is there a website the formats your footnotes?Does anyone know of a website tha formats your footnotes for you?
The following links discusses using Windows 2007 to format footnotes.
http://www.robertradford.com/Footnotes/f鈥?/a>
Here is a link where you can download a program, but Windows 2007 can do the some. However, it does give examples of the different styles for footnotes.
http://www.eazypaper.com/manual.cfm
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The following links discusses using Windows 2007 to format footnotes.
http://www.robertradford.com/Footnotes/f鈥?/a>
Here is a link where you can download a program, but Windows 2007 can do the some. However, it does give examples of the different styles for footnotes.
http://www.eazypaper.com/manual.cfm
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How do I convert footnotes to endnotes in a Word document?
I'm using Windows Vista.How do I convert footnotes to endnotes in a Word document?
To convert all notes to footnotes or endnotes in Word 2007:
1. On the References tab, click the Footnote %26amp; Endnote Dialog Box Launcher.
2. Click Convert.
3. Click the option that you want, and then click OK.
4. Click Close.
If you want to convert individual footnotes, see the Microsoft help page below. It's easy.skin conditions
To convert all notes to footnotes or endnotes in Word 2007:
1. On the References tab, click the Footnote %26amp; Endnote Dialog Box Launcher.
2. Click Convert.
3. Click the option that you want, and then click OK.
4. Click Close.
If you want to convert individual footnotes, see the Microsoft help page below. It's easy.
How do you insert footnotes on Microsoft Word 2003?
I am doing a project that requires me using footnotes so help pls.How do you insert footnotes on Microsoft Word 2003?
In Word, you can go to 'Insert,' then 'reference', then select 'Footnote.' Or if you need the Header and Footer tool where you can type in a custom text line and have it appear on each page, go to 'View', then 'Header and Footer.' You will see the Header editing area at the top of your page, and 'footer' area at the bottom.How do you insert footnotes on Microsoft Word 2003?
Do this:
1. Position the cursor where you want the footnote or endnote reference to go.
2. Click on the Insert-%26gt;Reference-%26gt;Footnote menu item.
3. Click Insert.
4. Type the footnote.
The footnotes are best viewed in Print Layout view, at least until you get used to how they work.
Hope that helps.
Insert ---- Footnote
In Word, you can go to 'Insert,' then 'reference', then select 'Footnote.' Or if you need the Header and Footer tool where you can type in a custom text line and have it appear on each page, go to 'View', then 'Header and Footer.' You will see the Header editing area at the top of your page, and 'footer' area at the bottom.How do you insert footnotes on Microsoft Word 2003?
Do this:
1. Position the cursor where you want the footnote or endnote reference to go.
2. Click on the Insert-%26gt;Reference-%26gt;Footnote menu item.
3. Click Insert.
4. Type the footnote.
The footnotes are best viewed in Print Layout view, at least until you get used to how they work.
Hope that helps.
Insert ---- Footnote
Where do i can find footnote to youth.......!!!!???!!!need fast!!!?
plzzzzzz help me...i need it badlyWhere do i can find footnote to youth.......!!!!???!!!need fast!!!?
Ponce de Leon went looking for it so maybe that's the answer. Just write down ';Ponce de Leon';Where do i can find footnote to youth.......!!!!???!!!need fast!!!?
Sorry, can you clarify your question? I do not understand.
Ponce de Leon went looking for it so maybe that's the answer. Just write down ';Ponce de Leon';Where do i can find footnote to youth.......!!!!???!!!need fast!!!?
Sorry, can you clarify your question? I do not understand.
With Chicago Style footnotes, how do you include a citation for something you didn't quote in your essay?
I have to use Chicago style footnotes in an essay I'm writing, but I don't specifically cite two of the sources I used for ';background info,'; nor do I paraphrase a portion of them. Thus, I don't think I need a footnote. So how do I include citations for these sources? Do I have a Bibliography page in addition to a Notes page?With Chicago Style footnotes, how do you include a citation for something you didn't quote in your essay?
Chicago Citation Style
The Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition
http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/Doc鈥?/a>
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/work鈥?/a>
http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/鈥?/a>With Chicago Style footnotes, how do you include a citation for something you didn't quote in your essay?
According to this web site you just list the the source in the bibliography.
http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home鈥?/a>
Click on the Chicago Style Q %26amp; A link in the text and read the first question. Good site to bookmark.http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/CMS_鈥?/a>
Chicago Citation Style
The Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition
http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/Doc鈥?/a>
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/work鈥?/a>
http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/鈥?/a>With Chicago Style footnotes, how do you include a citation for something you didn't quote in your essay?
According to this web site you just list the the source in the bibliography.
http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/home鈥?/a>
Click on the Chicago Style Q %26amp; A link in the text and read the first question. Good site to bookmark.http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/CMS_鈥?/a>
I need to change footnote in Word.?
I asked about the 'read only' problem a few minutes ago and I appreciate all the help I got. It worked! Now I need to change something in the file. Its not really a footnote, but on each page I have ';Copyright 2002'; at the bottom and I can't select it with my cursor, so I know I have it imbedded (put it on a master page somehow) but don't know where I did it. I searched thru all the ';Insert'; options and can't find it. Any suggestions? Thanks!I need to change footnote in Word.?
Go to the VIEW menu and pick HEADERS and FOOTERS. You will see the HEADER. A button will appear that will SWITCH to FOOTER, so click on that.
Good luck and Happy Computing!I need to change footnote in Word.?
view, header and footer
It's probably a watermark. Go to Format - Background, then Printed Watermark and see if there is anything checked there.
Or, View - Header Footer and look there.
Go to the VIEW menu and pick HEADERS and FOOTERS. You will see the HEADER. A button will appear that will SWITCH to FOOTER, so click on that.
Good luck and Happy Computing!I need to change footnote in Word.?
view, header and footer
It's probably a watermark. Go to Format - Background, then Printed Watermark and see if there is anything checked there.
Or, View - Header Footer and look there.
How do you footnotes or endnotes for a paper, specifically an essay? Do you guys know any helpful sites or?
can you please give an example of each?How do you footnotes or endnotes for a paper, specifically an essay? Do you guys know any helpful sites or?
Check out the MLA Format.
Check out the MLA Format.
What is the best way to reference quotes or books or articles in footnotes?
Websites/articles explaining how to footnote properly are appreciated. Thanks. :)What is the best way to reference quotes or books or articles in footnotes?
chicago style may be appropriate.
but i get nailed [at work] for not doing mlaskin conditions
chicago style may be appropriate.
but i get nailed [at work] for not doing mla
Iam passing an xml document to Indesign,now i want to insert footnotes at the bottom of the page prgramaticaly
Iam using Indesign CS2 ver 4.0 and VB.Net to automat some functionalities,in the way i want to insert footnotes programatically at corresponding citations.Iam passing an xml document to Indesign,now i want to insert footnotes at the bottom of the page prgramaticaly
You need to write scripts within indesign either by java script or by vb script.
You need to write scripts within indesign either by java script or by vb script.
When do you use endnotes and when do you use footnotes?
i know to credit the author...and all the obvious...but when would i use a footnote over an endnote?When do you use endnotes and when do you use footnotes?
I generally don't like to use footnotes, but I think it depends on your personal likes and dislikes. Is it an essay or a story? For essays I generally use APA or MLA style, thus using end notes. For stories (novels, etc), I would do the numbers (like you would for footnotes) and then cite the sources on the last page with the corresponding numbers (rather than at the bottom of the page).When do you use endnotes and when do you use footnotes?
firstly, you should NEVER have endnotes and footnotes used together in the same document, you either use endnotes or footnotes...
generally just use what you're most comfortable with (i like footnotes so i always use footnotes), by if its an item for school and is part of your assessment, use whatever the teacher wants
this can be confusing, but it really depends on the citation style you are using.
for Chicago, you can use either endnotes or footnotes - but whichever you choose, you must be consistent. Do not use both.
for MLA, APA, etc... You use in-text citations. an end or foot note would only be used for a comment that you do not want in the body of your paper but is NOT a citation.
for example: For further information on food culture, please see Bob Smith's ';Eating your Way through China';
But remember, all citation formats require a Bibliography. this is different from end/footnotes and contains a list of all sources you have used.
I would ask your teacher what he/she requires...
I generally don't like to use footnotes, but I think it depends on your personal likes and dislikes. Is it an essay or a story? For essays I generally use APA or MLA style, thus using end notes. For stories (novels, etc), I would do the numbers (like you would for footnotes) and then cite the sources on the last page with the corresponding numbers (rather than at the bottom of the page).When do you use endnotes and when do you use footnotes?
firstly, you should NEVER have endnotes and footnotes used together in the same document, you either use endnotes or footnotes...
generally just use what you're most comfortable with (i like footnotes so i always use footnotes), by if its an item for school and is part of your assessment, use whatever the teacher wants
this can be confusing, but it really depends on the citation style you are using.
for Chicago, you can use either endnotes or footnotes - but whichever you choose, you must be consistent. Do not use both.
for MLA, APA, etc... You use in-text citations. an end or foot note would only be used for a comment that you do not want in the body of your paper but is NOT a citation.
for example: For further information on food culture, please see Bob Smith's ';Eating your Way through China';
But remember, all citation formats require a Bibliography. this is different from end/footnotes and contains a list of all sources you have used.
I would ask your teacher what he/she requires...
Where can i get a copy of a parole officers footnotes?
example; a parolee drops dirty repeatdly, absconds from parole, i'm told this information is protected under the freedom of information act. i need this information to prove that someone has a drug related background, although this person has never been convicted of drug charges.Where can i get a copy of a parole officers footnotes?
I assume you need them for court. If you speak with your attorney or even the judge those records can be subpeoned.
I assume you need them for court. If you speak with your attorney or even the judge those records can be subpeoned.
Do i HAVE to have footnotes on my ib history internal assessment?
the reason i'm asking this is becasue i don't have the books that i used to write the essay anymore...someone help?Do i HAVE to have footnotes on my ib history internal assessment?
yes, you do.
yes, you do.
I am using footnotes in a paper I am writing on Word. Should I use a smaller font size for the footnotes?
Should I use a smaller size for footnotes?I am using footnotes in a paper I am writing on Word. Should I use a smaller font size for the footnotes?
dont write no ****** paperI am using footnotes in a paper I am writing on Word. Should I use a smaller font size for the footnotes?
Usually 10 or even 8 point font is what is used depending upon the font size of the body of the paper., but yes, the font size usually is smaller. I think there is a Word setting where your computer can do this for you. I know there is for endnotes.
Yes, use the smallest font available (7 or 8 point should work).
dont write no ****** paperI am using footnotes in a paper I am writing on Word. Should I use a smaller font size for the footnotes?
Usually 10 or even 8 point font is what is used depending upon the font size of the body of the paper., but yes, the font size usually is smaller. I think there is a Word setting where your computer can do this for you. I know there is for endnotes.
Yes, use the smallest font available (7 or 8 point should work).
Should I place a comma before adding footnoted info or should I just put the footnote mark and continue?
Not sure whether to start the sentence and insert a comma before placing the footnotes number and continuing the sentence.
i.e. according to Mark, (footnote1) it couldnot be done.
or
according to Mark (footnote1) it couldnot be done.
Also do u put the end of sentence punctuation inside of the quotation or outside? Need help quick!!,Should I place a comma before adding footnoted info or should I just put the footnote mark and continue?
According to Mark, it ';could not be done.';1
(1 being the footnote, in superscript)
The footnote goes at the end of the sentence, after all punctuation, at least in American English usage according to all styles I know. On rare occasions, you can put it mid-sentence after a comma, but it's almost always better to put it at the end. Final punctuation goes inside the quotation marks.Should I place a comma before adding footnoted info or should I just put the footnote mark and continue?
According to Mark, it could not be done (footnote).
to quote Mark, ';blahblahblah (add punctuation)';
to be more specific:
';The world is better off without me!';
Punctuation always goes inside the quotation marks.
If the whole sentence is in quotes, then you put the period, question mark, or exclamation point inside the quotes, otherwise outside.skin conditions
i.e. according to Mark, (footnote1) it couldnot be done.
or
according to Mark (footnote1) it couldnot be done.
Also do u put the end of sentence punctuation inside of the quotation or outside? Need help quick!!,Should I place a comma before adding footnoted info or should I just put the footnote mark and continue?
According to Mark, it ';could not be done.';1
(1 being the footnote, in superscript)
The footnote goes at the end of the sentence, after all punctuation, at least in American English usage according to all styles I know. On rare occasions, you can put it mid-sentence after a comma, but it's almost always better to put it at the end. Final punctuation goes inside the quotation marks.Should I place a comma before adding footnoted info or should I just put the footnote mark and continue?
According to Mark, it could not be done (footnote).
to quote Mark, ';blahblahblah (add punctuation)';
to be more specific:
';The world is better off without me!';
Punctuation always goes inside the quotation marks.
If the whole sentence is in quotes, then you put the period, question mark, or exclamation point inside the quotes, otherwise outside.
If a person is writing a book, what is the best way to cite references? APA says footnotes are too expensive?
as well as endnotes. Is is better to just not put in footnotes and just put in a bibliography at the end? It someone wants to find the information, they will have a hard time finding it. Does anyone out there know the answer to this?If a person is writing a book, what is the best way to cite references? APA says footnotes are too expensive?
Endnotes.
In books, footnotes are generally reserved for aside comments (specifically, those comments that don't belong in the text itself, not even when separated by the proper punctuation).If a person is writing a book, what is the best way to cite references? APA says footnotes are too expensive?
The APA Wizard
The APA Wizard is designed to help you create an APA (5th ed.) citation. It will take you through the steps for the most common types of cited works providing you with assistance on how to input specific information. As long as you enter the information correctly, the Wizard will result in a correct APA citation.
http://www.stylewizard.com/
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http://www.apa.org/
http://www.apastyle.org/elecref.html
http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/citation.htm
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As a reader, I think end notes are preferable. But that's really the publisher's decision, not the author's.
Endnotes.
In books, footnotes are generally reserved for aside comments (specifically, those comments that don't belong in the text itself, not even when separated by the proper punctuation).If a person is writing a book, what is the best way to cite references? APA says footnotes are too expensive?
The APA Wizard
The APA Wizard is designed to help you create an APA (5th ed.) citation. It will take you through the steps for the most common types of cited works providing you with assistance on how to input specific information. As long as you enter the information correctly, the Wizard will result in a correct APA citation.
http://www.stylewizard.com/
______________________________________鈥?br>
http://www.apa.org/
http://www.apastyle.org/elecref.html
http://www.lib.wsc.ma.edu/citation.htm
http://www.apastyle.org/previoustips.htm鈥?/a>
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resour鈥?/a>
http://www.wooster.edu/psychology/apa-cr鈥?/a>
As a reader, I think end notes are preferable. But that's really the publisher's decision, not the author's.
How do I put footnotes in a Microsoft Word document?
I see the option there but it's not letting me use it. How do I activate that feature?How do I put footnotes in a Microsoft Word document?
With your page open, go up on the Insert menu, point to Reference, and then click Footnote.
Click Footnotes or EndnotesHow do I put footnotes in a Microsoft Word document?
In Microsoft Word
Click View (You may need to drop down the menu bar)
Click Header / Footer
Then A header and Footer format bar should appear
On that format bar there is a box behind a piece of paper and then a box in front of a piece of paper,
(or mouse over the buttons and look for SWITCH BETWEEN HEADER AND FOOTER)
Clicking that icon should go to the Footer.
Enter text then hit close to get back in to the footer do the previous steps
With your page open, go up on the Insert menu, point to Reference, and then click Footnote.
Click Footnotes or EndnotesHow do I put footnotes in a Microsoft Word document?
In Microsoft Word
Click View (You may need to drop down the menu bar)
Click Header / Footer
Then A header and Footer format bar should appear
On that format bar there is a box behind a piece of paper and then a box in front of a piece of paper,
(or mouse over the buttons and look for SWITCH BETWEEN HEADER AND FOOTER)
Clicking that icon should go to the Footer.
Enter text then hit close to get back in to the footer do the previous steps
How do I properly cite websites in footnotes?
The Style does not matter as format is not being graded carefully, but I just want a rough idea of how to do it.How do I properly cite websites in footnotes?
footnote citations are similar to in text citations in that you use parenthetical citation with author and page, or in the case of a website, author and main page.
Say for something like this.....
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
^is the website
Write: ^2 An example of just such a question (fg x answers.yahoo.com)
Then fully cite the source in your bibliography.
Here's some links that might help...
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resour鈥?/a>
http://citationmachine.net/How do I properly cite websites in footnotes?
Try this http://www.virtualsalt.com/mla.htm
footnote citations are similar to in text citations in that you use parenthetical citation with author and page, or in the case of a website, author and main page.
Say for something like this.....
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>
^is the website
Write: ^2 An example of just such a question (fg x answers.yahoo.com)
Then fully cite the source in your bibliography.
Here's some links that might help...
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resour鈥?/a>
http://citationmachine.net/How do I properly cite websites in footnotes?
Try this http://www.virtualsalt.com/mla.htm
What is the best book writing software, some sort where I can put a * and automatically set up footnotes...?
I need to add a bunch of footnotes to my book and I want a good free program if there is one...What is the best book writing software, some sort where I can put a * and automatically set up footnotes...?
ummm. Microsoft word??? I could have sworn that you could put footnotes in it.
ummm. Microsoft word??? I could have sworn that you could put footnotes in it.
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