This document provides instructions for citing sources and creating bibliographies in Microsoft Word. It explains how to insert citations, manage sources by adding and editing them, choose a bibliography style such as APA or MLA, and generate a bibliography from the citations and sources in a document. Creating a bibliography requires having at least one citation and corresponding source entry.

1. CITATIONS &
BIBLIOGRAPHY
References

2. Insert Citation
Credit a source information by
citing the book, article or other
materials it comes from.
You can choose from a list from
alist of saved sources, or add new
one. Word will format citations
according to your selected style.

3. Manage Sources
 Organize the sources cited in your
document.
 You can edit and remove sources,
search for new sources, and preview
how your citations will appear in your
document.

4. Bibliography Style
Bibliography Style - Choose
the citations style for your
document, such as APA style,
Chicago Style or MLA style.

5. Bibliography
 Before you can create a bibliography you need to
have at least one citation and source in your
document that will appear in your bibliography. If
you don't have all of the information that you need
about a source to create a complete citation, you
can use a placeholder citation, and then complete
the source information later.
 For information about automatically formatting your
bibliography in MLA, APA, and Chicago-style see:
APA, MLA, Chicago: Automatically format
bibliographies.