Citation Management in Microsoft Word

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Jean Mandernach
Tired of typing each reference and citation? No money to buy a fancy reference/citation manager? No problem! Microsoft Office has taken pity on all us researchers and has integrated a free reference manager into Word 2007 and Word 2010. Use this handy-dandy tool to increase the efficiency and accuracy of all your manuscripts!

If you are already using Microsoft Word to write your manuscripts, taking advantage of the reference tools will help to ensure consistency and accuracy in your references/citations in a fraction of the time. The following references will help you get started:
•    Creating a bibliography
•    Using Word 2010's References Feature
•    How to Use the APA Reference Feature in Word 2007

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