William, re “suggestions about how we can improve things” I am a Mendeley user but it does seem unfair that Mendeley (and Papers and anyone else who uses CSL) benefits from all the effort Zotero and Zotero’s community put into supporting and advancing CSL without (seemingly) contributing much yourself. Leading the development of an open-source CSL editor would have been a great contribution but that project seems to have died (or severely stalled). In lieu of this, why not pay a modest amount to someone suitable (e.g. An computer science undergrad) to write styles requested in Mendeley feedback forum and contribute them to the shared CSL repository?

Choose a citation style on the 'References' tab. When you click on the 'References' tab, you'll see the word 'Style' next to a drop-down menu. If you click on the drop-down menu, you can select the citation style you want to use for your references. Make sure the edition is the same as the one you need to use. The References tab in MS Word provides a comprehensive set of features for adding citations and references. The below guide will help you to add references in your Word documents, using MS Word 2013 and older versions. In my college course we have been told to use the Harvard Reference style for our citations and references but word for mac 2016 doesn't have it! Any way around this anyone?? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

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Choose the middle one, called merge formatting. This should pick up the correct formatting that you just applied so you don't have to take all of these steps again.

To use endnotes instead of footnotes, click Insert Endnote instead of Insert Footnote. It’s really that simple. Here’s a neat trick to know: If you hover your mouse over a footnote number in the body text, a tooltip will appear with the full footnote — so you don’t have to keep scrolling up and down to check footnotes as you read or write. Here’s another trick: Press F5 to bring up the Go To tab of the Find and Replace window. Select Footnote and type in the number of the footnote you want to edit, and Word will immediately take you to the page it’s on. Other Microsoft Office Tricks to Learn This is just one of many features in Word that can make your writing life easier. Consider incorporating Our knowledge about Microsoft Word is tested every time we get a document to work on.

Use the merge formatting paste option going forward. If this does not work, feel free to contact us. You can either start a chat, if the library is open, using the chat box on the right hand side of our MLA LibGuide, or any other COM Library page, or email us at ask@com.libanswers.com. Hope this helps! Hi Word User The directions do still work for Word 2013. If you are having issues, you might need to remove formatting that was brought over when you pasted your citation.