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Insert In-text Cites (Author-Date) In Your Paper.
Intext citations, for APA Style (Author-Date Cites), are placed in the body of your paper.
The in-text citation includes the author's last name, the year of publication (Rawlings, 2006),
and, sometimes, if the material is a direct quotation, a specific page
reference (Brown & West, 2007, p. 234).
For Turabian, in-text citations are formatted as footnotes.
To format in-text citations, you will first need to
set the style for your in-text
cites, and find the work you need to cite in your datafile.
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Open your paper, and put the cursor where you would like to place the cite.
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2.
Go to the CiteWrite* Preview Box, and click the Insert Cite in Document
tab.
If Dr Paper is not on your Word Add-ins menu: Click "Copy" on the CiteWrite Preview
box, and then, in Word, click Home, Paste, Merge Formatting.
Note: You can easily switch between Word and CiteWrite by clicking on the
icons on your Task Bar, which is usually visible at the bottom of your screen.
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3.
Check your document to make sure the in-text cite has been placed successfully.
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create APA, MLA, and Turabian formatted documents and references easily and correctly.
Dr Paper takes care of formatting
details (margins, cover pages, page numbers, section headings, etc.)
so you can concentrate on your writing.
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