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The document provides instructions for setting up a paper in APA format. It describes 12 steps to configure the font, spacing, headers and footers, title page, and page numbers according to APA style. The steps include changing the font to Times New Roman size 12, setting double spacing, adding a running head on the title page in all capital letters, centering the title and author name, inserting a blank page for the title in all caps in the header, and numbering pages in the top right corner.
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- 2. 5. Click the box next to Different Front Page (where the first arrow below is pointing), then type Running head: and the title of your paper in ALL CAPITALS, as shown by the second arrow below. 6. Click the red X above Close Header and Footer (where the third arrow above is pointing) 7. Click the button where the first arrow below is pointing to center-align the text, then hit the Enter button on the keyboard twice. Type the title of your paper, hit Enter. Type your name, hit Enter. Type your name, hit Enter. Type Brown Mackie College North Canton, hit Enter. 8. Click the button where the second arrow above is pointing to left-align the text. 1 2 3 1 2
- 3. 9. Click the Insert tab (where the first arrow below is pointing), then click Blank Page (where the second arrow below is pointing. 10. Double click the mouse where the page says [Type text] (where the third arrow above is pointing) to open the header. Type the title of your paper in ALL CAPITALS, then hit the Tab button on the keyboard twice so that your cursor is on the right side of the page, as shown below: 11. Click Page Number (where the first arrow below is pointing), then choose Current Position (where the second arrow below is pointing), and choose the first option, labeled ‘Plain Number’ (where the third arrow below is pointing) 12. Click the red X above Close Header and Footer (where the fourth arrow above is pointing). Start typing your paper! 1 2 1 4 3 2