Contents • • (external link) • (external link) • (external link) • • • • • • • Some Introductory Facts Word offers many features that can be turned to your advantage when using notes and a bibliography. However, about the only thing Word does automatically that is specifically designed to help with citing references is to place footnotes/endnotes and number and re-number them. This is quite a lot, as anyone knows who has ever typed footnotes on a typewriter, but computers in general are capable of much more. For most purposes, Word treats footnotes as identical to endnotes except for their placement in the printed version. Sometimes this is annoying, but it means that just about anything that applies to footnotes or endnotes can be done to the other. It is also very easy to convert footnotes to endnotes, or vice versa (or both at the same time). Thus the generic 'note' applies to footnotes and endnotes.

When using endnotes, you may find Normal View makes your life easier, as it can show the endnotes in the pane at the bottom of the screen instead of making you bounce around the documents (yet you still use View>Footnotes to bring up the endnotes). Using Normal View will also prevent you from accidentally typing text in space that Word has reserved for endnotes. If you try to put your bibliography or appendix into “endnote space,” you are likely to run into trouble. I need APA style, etc: Word can easily handle the layout elements required by APA style and similiar bibliographic guides—you should search the web for one of the many templates offered free by third parties. As of this writing, Word does ship with an MLA template and a Chicago template among the default templates, but not an APA template. However, Word will not manipulate the text of references (change punctuation, abbreviations, etc) to fit a particular bibliographic style for you, and it is unlikely that MS will ever consider it profitable to incorporate these features.

With your EndNote library already open, click on the link below to open the file. The file will open in EndNote. Click File then Save as and remove the word 'Copy' from the filename and replace it with 'Stylefix.' Close the style file. In your EndNote library, switch over to the new style (APA Stylefix). (You may have to click 'Select another style' to locate it.) In your Word document, switch over to the new style. I have got a large *.docx document which I load into Word 2007. For compatibility reasons I have to save it as *.doc When I try to save the loaded *.docx manually as *.doc Word tells me 'You cannot put drawing objects into a text box, callout, comment, footnote, or endnote'.and rejects the save.

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To automatically format notes or a bibliography with the information and punctuation appropriate to a particular bibliographic style, search the web for information on bibliographic management software. The big three (cross-platform) are,, and ProCite [Lene Fredborg, 8-Sep-2018: Removed outdated link to all owned by the same company and about US$100 after student discount—a web search may turn up cheaper alternatives, as many people do not need the full power of those three programs. Mac users should also investigate and Sente [Lene Fredborg, 24-May-2018: Removed outdated link to is a Windows-only program suite that replaces MS Word and includes bibliographic management software. All of these programs offer trial versions as of the time of writing. Word puts random lines in my document when I use footnotes and endnotes. These lines are separators.