Dr Paper Help: Writing an MLA Works Cited List

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Writing an MLA Works Cited List
For most papers formatted in MLA style, the Works Cited list should include full bibliographic references for all the works cited in the paper.
When you write your bibliography with Dr Paper Software, entries are automatically formatted in compliance with the MLA Style Guidelines for MLA References: they are alphabetized, formatted with a hanging indent, and double spaced.

1.
Open your paper, and put the cursor at the end of the document, at the beginning of the phrase "Insert references here."

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2.
Switch to CiteWrite, and click Format, Write Bibliography (Reference List).
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.
CiteWrite will display the Bibliography Dialog.
Check to make certain the Publishing Style is set to Bibliographic - MLA Works Cited (8th Ed.), and that the other option are set as illustrated here.
Once you have made sure the settings are correct, click OK.

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4.
Switch to Word and check to make sure the Works Cited List has been successfully placed in your paper.
Your reference list should look something like our example.
If you spot errors in your Reference List, you can easily edit the record in CiteWrite, and then rewrite the bibliography.

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1.
Open your paper, and put the cursor at the end of the document, at the beginning of the phrase "Insert references here."

2.
Switch to CiteWrite, and click Format, Write Bibliography (Reference List).
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.

3.
CiteWrite will display the Bibliography Dialog.
Check to make certain the Publishing Style is set to Bibliographic - MLA Works Cited (8th Ed.), and that the other option are set as illustrated here.
Once you have made sure the settings are correct, click OK.

4.
Switch to Word and check to make sure the Works Cited List has been successfully placed in your paper.
Your reference list should look something like our example.
If you spot errors in your Reference List, you can easily edit the record in CiteWrite, and then rewrite the bibliography.

Dr Paper SoftwareHelp

1. Open your paper, and put the cursor at the end of the document, at the beginning of the phrase "Insert references here."

2. Switch to CiteWrite, and click Format, Write Bibliography (Reference List). 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.

3. CiteWrite will display the Bibliography Dialog. Check to make certain the Publishing Style is set to Bibliographic - MLA Works Cited (8th Ed.), and that the other option are set as illustrated here. Once you have made sure the settings are correct, click OK.

4. Switch to Word and check to make sure the Works Cited List has been successfully placed in your paper. Your reference list should look something like our example. If you spot errors in your Reference List, you can easily edit the record in CiteWrite, and then rewrite the bibliography.

Dr Paper Software
Help

1.
Open your paper, and put the cursor at the end of the document, at the beginning of the phrase "Insert references here."

2.
Switch to CiteWrite, and click Format, Write Bibliography (Reference List).
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.

3.
CiteWrite will display the Bibliography Dialog.
Check to make certain the Publishing Style is set to Bibliographic - MLA Works Cited (8th Ed.), and that the other option are set as illustrated here.
Once you have made sure the settings are correct, click OK.

4.
Switch to Word and check to make sure the Works Cited List has been successfully placed in your paper.
Your reference list should look something like our example.
If you spot errors in your Reference List, you can easily edit the record in CiteWrite, and then rewrite the bibliography.