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footnote?!!? |
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can anyone tell me just wtf a
footnote looks like and what
ur suppose write in one??? i
have a histpry essay due
tomorrow on world war 1 so
someone help please!!! |
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Maybe this website will help:
http://faculty.plattsburgh.edu
/gary.kroll/student%20resource
s/default.htm |
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How do you footnote a list ofinformation from one source? |
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I used a lot of information
from Gale Encyclopedia of
Genetic Disorders in my paper,
but I don't know how to
footnote it. Do you just
footnote once at the end of
the list of information or do
you footnote at the end of
each sentence? Also, how do
you footnote an article from
University of Virginia Health
System web page? Examples
would be appreciated. |
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if you're looking to cite
things, this website always
helps me out a bunch-
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/li
brary/workshop/citmla.htm |
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How to change all body text toone size and all footnotetexts to another size inOpenOffice Writer 2.4? |
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I have a 300 pages document.
Most pages have one or two
references in the footnote.
How do I change the size of
all text not in the footnote
to size 10 and change the size
of all text in the footnotes
to size 6?
If I select all, everything
(whether in the body or in the
footnote) will become same
size. How do I change all body
texts to one size and all
footnote texts to another
size?
Thanks very much. |
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If you have been using styles,
this is easy to do. If you
have not, then you have not
been using OpenOffice.org
Writer properly.
Assuming you have not used
styles, put your cursor in the
middle of a normal page.
Select all with CTRL-A. This
will select all text, but NOT
the footnotes
Press F-11. Within the dialog
box which comes up, the icon
on the left should be
selected, which is for
paragraph styles. You will
probably find that the
"Default†style is
highlighted. Set the bottom
bar to “All Styles". Then
select the style to “Text
body†instead of
“Default". “Text body' is
the proper style for normal
body text. This will convert
everything to body text. If
you want to change the size,
right-click on the style and
select “Modify'' and make
any changes you want. When the
style changes, the text to
which it is applied changes,
whether the text is selected
or not.
As to footnotes, on each page,
if it has a footnote on it,
put your cursor in the
footnote. Does the style in
the Style list-box now jump to
Footnote? If it does, then
right-click on "Footnote" and
select "Modify". Change the
footnote font to whatever font
and size you want. Because all
your footnotes are in the
footnote style, just making a
change in the footnote style
will take effect everywhere.
If your footnotes are for some
reason in “Default†style
then you will have to change
them manually, one page at a
time to footnote style by
selecting them and then
clicking on “footnote†in
the style box.
But by default OpenOffice.org
Writer puts footnotes into
footnote paragraph style so
you should be Ok there.
Note that you may find that
some things (like Headings)
sticking to the old font if
you have manually set the
font, which you really
shouldn’t do. For headers,
use the default "Heading 1'
paragraph style. First select
the heading, then press CTRL-M
or select Format → Default
Formatting. Then select the
Heading again, and select the
paragraph style “Heading
1â€. Once you have done that
for all your headings, you can
change the format of them all
at once by right-clicking the
Heading 1 style and selecting
“Modifyâ€.
Play around with styles all
you want. You won't be able to
delete any of the supplied
styles and any changes you
make will only effect the
document you are working on
(unless you save it as a
template). So you won’t
break anything.
See
http://documentation.openoffic
e.org/manuals/userguide3/index
.html for OpenOffice.org
documentation and more
information on using styles. |
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