If you are using a different version of Word, see your word processor documentation for assistance. From the Footnote andĮndnote dialog box, set the appropriate options. In Word 2000, choose Footnote from the Insert menu. You create anĮndnote or footnote using your word processor.Ĭreate the footnote from within your word processor. Adding a Citation to a Footnote orįootnotes are placed at the bottom of the page on which the reference appears.Įndnotes are similar to footnotes but instead of being added to the bottom of each page they are grouped together at the end of the document.Įndnote or footnote in the document, but is used to insert and format the citations. If it says In-Text Citations Only, you won't get the proper formatting you need. If it says Notes Only or In-text Citations and Notes, that output style will work for you. If you are unsure whether a style will support footnote andĮndnotes, open the style with the Output Style Editor and look at the Citation Type drop-down. MLA is an example of a style that will create both in-text citations and footnotes within the same output style.

Specificially indicate in the title that the style will create footnotes. This is a good indicator that the style will create footnotes, however there are a few exceptions where it does not Generally, you'll see the word Notes in the title of the output style. Just make sure the output style you select to format your paper is able to handle footnote andĮndnote formatting. Some output styles prefer the use of footnotes andĮndnotes instead of in-text citations and a bibliography.

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