When a document needs to quote the same document many times, you need to make endnotes when quoting this document for the first time. When quoting this document again, click Insert | Cross-reference, select endnotes as the citation type, and the cited content is endnote number (with format), and then select the corresponding document to insert. Don't think it's done, we are one step away from success. The format of the paper requires that the references should follow the text, and the references should be followed by explanations, appendices and acknowledgements, while the endnotes of Word are either at the end of the document or at the end of the section, which do not meet our requirements. This solution seems a bit clumsy. First, delete all the numbers in the endnote text (it is unnecessary because of the wrong format), then select all the endnote text (reference text), click Insert | Bookmark, name it "reference text" and add it to the bookmark. In this way, all the references are collected. Create a new page titled "References" after the text and format it. Move the cursor under the heading, select Insert | Cross Reference, select the reference type as bookmark, click the reference text and insert it, thus copying the reference text. Select the newly inserted text, modify the font size according to the format requirements, and automatically number it with the item number. At this point, we are almost perfect. When printing a document, the endnote page will also be printed, which is not needed. Of course, you can't print the last few pages by setting the page number range. Here's another way. If you want to know more, please continue reading. Select all endnotes, click Format | Font, change to hidden text, switch to normal view, and then select View | Footnote. At this point, all endnotes appear at the bottom of the window. Select the endnote separator in the endnote drop-down list box to delete the default horizontal line. Delete "Endnote Continuation Delimiter" and "Endnote Continuation Mark" in the same way. Delete the header and footer (including the separation line), select View | Header and Footer, delete the text first, then click the Page Setup button in the header and footer toolbar, and click the border in the pop-up dialog box. On the Page Borders tab, the border is set to None, and the application scope is this section. The border of the border tab is set to none, and the application scope is paragraphs. Switch to the footer and delete the page number. Select Tools | Options and confirm in the Print tab that hidden text will not be printed (Word default).
Reference format: author. Title [D] City: storage unit, publication year. Lin Li. Study on comprehensive health status of hospitalized burn patients and its influencing factors [D]. Fuzhou: Fujian Medical University, 2009. Others: author. Title [J] Publication name, year, volume (issue): page number. Shen Ping, Peng.
Version. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication: page number. Hu Yan Nursing research. Fourth edition. Beijing: People's Health Publishing House, 20 12:38. Author. Title. Name and publication date (edition) of the newspaper. Ding Wenxiang. Digital Revolution and International Competition [n] 2000-11-20 (15). Author. Title [EB/OL]. Website, publication date/citation date (optional). World Health Organization. 10 facts about patient safety [EB/OL]. Others:
[R], [P], [A], [C], [Z] and so on.
1. Open WORD and type the required text, for example: My article [1].
2. Then select the symbol or font to set.
3. Right click (or format)-font.
4. Select "superscript" in the effect-OK.
In addition, you can also use the shortcut key: press in the input method state.
Ctrl key of computer
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change
=, you can enter.
Closer is to cancel.
Generally, when tagging references, click to insert references-footnotes and endnotes-at the end of the quoted text, and select only endnotes. References should be endnotes. Select Insert-References-Footnotes and Endnotes from the menu. Footnotes are notes at the bottom of a page of an article, while endnotes are at the end of the article. After opening, you can select the code, that is, the corner code. You can set the type and format yourself. Double-click the code to switch between articles and references.
In English input mode, enter [1] and select [1]. Press ctrl+shift++.
Place the cursor at the reference place, select Insert | Footnote and Endnote on the menu bar, select Endnote in the pop-up dialog box, and click the "Options" button to change the numbering format at the end of the document to Arabic numerals. After confirmation, Word inserts the reference number at the cursor and automatically jumps to the corresponding number at the end of the document. Please type the description of the reference, and add corresponding documents here according to the format of the reference description table. Reference signs require numbers to be enclosed in parentheses. So far, I haven't found a way to make Word automatically add brackets, so I need to add brackets manually.
When a document needs to quote the same document many times, you need to make endnotes when quoting this document for the first time. When quoting this document again, click Insert | Cross-reference, select endnotes as the citation type, and the cited content is endnote number (with format), and then select the corresponding document to insert. Don't think it's done, we are one step away from success. Paper format requirements ...