APA Margin Formating... Help Needed!?
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In Microsoft Word, I always go to File, Page Setup, then change the margins to 1 inch there.. Or maybe it's Document Setup.. I'm pretty sure it's one of those.
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To change the font size\nClick on Format - Font \nUnder the Font tab click on the size you want\nClick on Default\nA pop-up message will appear: \nDo you want to change the default to (whatever your choice was)?\nThis change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL template.\nClick YES, then click OK\n\nTo change the margins:\nClick on File - Page Set-Up\nUnder the Margins tab choose the margins you want. Usual sizes are: \nTop and Bottom 2.54cm (1 inch)\nLeft and Right 3.17cm (1,25 inches)\nGutter 0\nHeader and Footer 1.25cm (.49 inches)\nClick on Default when finished, you will get the same message as for the font.\nClick YES and then OK\nWhen you open a new document everything should be as you set them.
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Go to View then Toolbars.\n\nYou should see FORMATTING. Try that and it should give you those on the top again.\n\nYou can manipulate the TOOLBARS to view whatever toolbars you need =)\n\n\nHope that helped! Let me know if you have the problems still and I will recheck this post.\n\nEDIT: You talking about the columns? You can actually just use the mouse to adjust the columns. On top across the page there is this bar with the numbers 1...2..3..4..5..etc....you just need to take your mouse and adjust the left of that bar and move it right or left.
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If it is within paragraphs:\nFormat > Paragraph > Spacing After > Double\n\nIf it is between paragraphs:\nSame dialogue, but use the px of "Before" in the spacing section
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MLA is When you Make it double spaced....and You do the following for The Top Left Corner of the page....Name\n                                                                         Teachers Name\n                                                                           Class\n                                                                           Date\nAlso you might want to keep it in Times New Roman and 12 size font... Date Must Be like this...23 Nov 2006. Hope this helps
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No matter how you format it (I defer to the others on format--college was some time ago for me), definitely put your name on the page itself (say, in a header or footer). Imagine if, during the process of evaluation, when papers are all over the admission counselors' desks, that your single page gets mixed up in the shuffle--how will they know that piece of writing belongs to you?!
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Find a blank space on the bar above.\n\nRIGHT click on it.\n\nMake sure formatting and standard are checked.\n\nThat will bring it back for you.  :)
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Rules vary by jurisdiciton, and each court publishes their own standards for what they require. Check your local listings.\n\nHowever, most tend to accept 1" margins, 12 point type, either Times New Roman, Courier New, or Ariel fonts. Double spaced.
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Adjust your margin settings. I've got mine set as close to zero as it will go.
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Use "Word Art".  Turn on the Word Art toolbar from View -> Toolbars.  You'll need to change the text wrapping from In-line with Text to something else in order to get the text into the margin.\n\nAlternatively, just do an Insert -> Drawing and use the text tool on the Drawing toolbar.
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1.  D\n\n"CENTERING INFORMATION ON A PAGE \n\nWhen you are typing a title page for your document, you will want to have the information centered on the page, both horizontally and vertically. To do this, you will need to use the center page command. To use this command, follow these steps: \n\n- Change the justification to Center. (Refer to section on Changing Justification) \n- Type in the information. \n- Click on ***Format***, in the menu bar. \n- Click on Page. \n- Click on Center. The Center page window will appear. \n- Click on Current Page. \n- Click on OK." \n\n2.  C\n\n"Main Entry: en·clo·sure \nPronunciation: in-'klO-zh&r, en-\nFunction: noun\n1 : the act or action of enclosing : the quality or state of being enclosed\n2 : something that encloses\n3 : something enclosed <a letter with two ***enclosures***> "\n\n3.  A\n\n"Here's an easy way to left-justify, center-***justify***, and right- justify text, all on the same line. If you try highlighting a section of the text and changing the justification, all the text on that line moves to the new justification. Instead, highlight the desired text, then select Format/Line from the menu bar, then choose Center or Flush Right. Only the highlighted text changes to the new justification. Using this method, you can leave some text left-justified, move some text to the center of the page, and have even more text right-justified. Formatting the justification of your WordPerfect documents has never been easier."
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Not without more information.  What format are you using?
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sounds like you have your Auto-indent turned on... check your settings... auto-indent will wrap a long line like in an outline.. and indent it instead of going to the left margin.\n\ncheck your document type settings... formal, casual.. etc.. some of them have imbedded Style formats.
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I think it should be like this:\n\nLeweis, C.S. (date of publication). "God in the Dock." In editor's name (Ed.), title of book (page numbers). City of publication, state of publication: publisher.\n\n\nI can't show it properly here, but remember that the second  line would be indented.  Also, to help you in the future, you might consider buying (or borrowing from the library) a book called Writer's Inc.  It's extraordinarily helpful whenever I write, and it has both MLA and APA format with lots of examples.
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here's the way I've always done them\n\nTop line, centered, "M E M O R A N D U M" (space between each letter)\n\nleave a few lines\n\nthen against the left margin:\n\nTO: (tab out) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nFROM: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nDATE: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nRE: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n\nLeave a few lines and type body...
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different fields have different formats for their research papers\n\nthese web sites will give you help on proper formatting:\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/\nhttp://www.wooster.edu/psychology/apa-crib.html\nhttp://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/01/\nhttp://www.geocities.com/athens/Oracle/4184/
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margins must be 1" all around the page.\n\n double space everything. here is your heading below...\n\n*name\n\n*teachers name\n\n*course name\n\n*date (day month year)\n\ncitations must be parenthetical. must have a works cited page that is separate.