Open a Word document, and the format of web page reference is generally "format: main person in charge." Title: Other title information [document type tag/document carrier tag]. Place of publication: publishing house, year of publication: citation page number (update or modification date) [citation date]. Access and access path. Digital object identifier. In the text, the reference contribution number of the web page will be included, which is a necessary step for citation. Select the numbering library in the paragraph module, because there are no numbers in brackets here, so you need to "define a new numbering format" and then open the "define a new numbering format" window. Select the default number format 1, 2, 3, enter parentheses in the number format, enclose 1 in parentheses, and then click OK. In this way, you can see that the reference is preceded by the number [1], and then the web document is referenced. Place the mouse where you want to reference, click the Insert menu, and then select Cross Reference. Then the Cross Reference setting window will pop up, where you can select the default numbered item and paragraph number for the reference type and content. Click "insert" to select the web document just now. Generally, the reference numbers in the text are marked with superscript, so we select the number [1] and select the superscript button in the start menu.

A paper usually consists of name, author, abstract, keywords, text, references and appendices, some of which (such as appendices) are optional.

Nowadays, papers are often used to refer to articles that conduct research in various academic fields and describe academic research results, which are referred to as papers for short. It is not only a means to discuss problems in academic research, but also a tool to describe academic research results in academic exchanges. Including academic papers, graduation papers, dissertations, scientific papers, achievement papers and so on.