For example, if you refer to a passage in a paper, click the mouse cursor at the end of the passage, and then click "Insert"-"Footnotes and Endnotes" (possibly in "Citation" depending on the computer)-OK in the toolbar.
In this way, at the end of the paragraph you quoted, there is a small number, and the cursor will automatically jump to the end of the page, where a footnote column with a small number five appears, where you can enter the detailed information of the cited article. In the process of writing an article, the footnotes and endnotes will automatically adjust the sequence number and move with the text, so you don't have to worry about being mismatched. Also, when you move the mouse over the small numbers in the comments in the text, a small box will appear with the contents in your footnote. You can have a try.
As for the format, it is:
Author, XXXX, publishing house, publication year, and page number of citation
In fact, there can be other things besides quotations in the notes. For example, if you mention a certain law in the text, you can write the specific content of the law in the notes.
In short, if you have anything you want to add, but feel that adding direct work is not beneficial to the coherence of the text, you can add it to the comments.
as for the references, they should be placed at the end of the whole article. The format is the same as the citation notes.
question 2: how to add the notes in the document (Word)? Generally, everyone's papers are completed in the word document. There are often sentences that need to be annotated in the paper, and this annotation is usually done by setting the footer in Word. However, as we all know, in general, don't set the header and footer of the document in a hurry, position the cursor at the end of the page where comments need to be set, and "Insert"-"Delimiter"-"Next Page"; 2. In the editing state of header and footer, add comments at the footer of the page that needs to be added with comments; 3. Click the "Show Next Item" button from the "Header and Footer" toolbar to jump to the footer of the next section. At this time, the footer is different from the previous footer, and the word "same as the previous section" is added in the upper right corner. Click the "Link to Previous" button in the "Header and Footer" toolbar to always disconnect this section from the footer of the previous section. At this time, you can enter new comments or leave the footer blank.
question 3: how to type the notes in the paper? You put the cursor behind the text where the footnote needs to be inserted (for example, when explaining the source of a word or a paragraph, put the cursor after this paragraph), then select "Insert-Reference-Footnote and Endnote" in the menu bar, and click OK at the menu prompt point. You can just enter the text in the footnote that appears.
You can add it in the footer, because the footer is based on the whole section, and your article has no sections, so naturally it has the full text. If there is anything unclear about the header and footer, you can also ask me
Question 4: How to add comments when Word writes a paper? First, add a note in the footer of the first page, then add a separator in the first line of the second page, select the continuous separator, and then cancel the link to the previous header. Then delete the footer of the second section
Question 5: How to annotate the paper? Generally, click Insert Reference-Footnotes and Endnotes at the end of the quoted text, and select Endnotes. References should belong to endnotes, and select "Insert-Reference-Footnotes and Endnotes" in the menu. Footnotes are comments below a certain page of the article, while endnotes are at the end of the article. You can set the type and format yourself. Double-click the code to switch between articles and references.
enter [1] in English input mode and select [1]. press ctrl+shift++ key
put the cursor where the reference is quoted, select "insert | footnote and endnote" on the menu bar, select "endnote" in the pop-up dialog box, and click the "options" button to change the numbering format to * * * numbers. Reference labeling requires that numbers be enclosed in brackets. So far, I haven't found a way to make Word automatically add brackets, so I need to add brackets manually. When the same document needs to be cited for many times in a document, it is necessary to make endnotes when quoting this document for the first time, and when quoting this document again, click Insert | Cross-reference, select endnotes as the citation type, and the content of the citation is endnote number (with format), then select the corresponding document and insert it. Don't think it's done, we are still one step away from success. The format of the paper requires that the references should follow the text, and there should be explanations, appendices and acknowledgements after the references, while the endnotes of Word are either at the end of the document or at the end of the "section", both of which do not meet our requirements. The solution seems a bit clumsy. First, delete all the numbers in the endnote text (we don't need it because its format is wrong), then select all the endnote text (reference text), click Insert | Bookmark, name it "reference text" and add it to the bookmark. In this way, all the reference texts are bookmarked. Create a new page with the title "References" after the text, and set the format. Move the cursor under the heading, select Insert | Cross-Reference, select the Reference Type as Bookmark, click Reference Text and insert, thus copying the reference text. Select the text just inserted, modify the font size according to the format requirements, and automatically number it with the item number. At this point, we are a little short of perfection. When printing a document, endnote pages will also be printed, which we don't need. Of course, you can not print the last few pages by setting the range of printed page numbers. Here is another way. If you want to learn more, please read on. Select all endnotes, click Format | Font, change to Hidden Text, switch to normal view, and select View | Footnotes. At this time, all endnotes appear at the bottom of the window. Select Endnote Separator in the endnotes drop-down list box to delete the default horizontal line. Delete the "endnote continuation separator" and "endnote continuation marker" in the same way. Delete headers and footers (including separation lines), select View | Headers and Footers, first delete the text, then click the Page Setup button in the header and footer toolbar, and click Borders on the pop-up dialog box. On the Page Borders tab, the border is set to None, and the application scope is this section. The border of the Border tab is set to None, and the application scope is Paragraph. Switch to Footer and delete the page number. Select "Tools | Options" and confirm in the "Print" tab that hidden text will not be printed (Word default).
reference format:
author. Title [D]. City: storage unit, release year.
lin li. Study on comprehensive health status of hospitalized burn patients and its influencing factors [D]. Fuzhou: Fujian Medical University, 29.
Others:
author. Title [J]. [J]. Chinese Journal of Nursing, 212,47(1):93-932.
Author. Title [M]. Edition. Place of publication: publisher, year of publication: page number. < P > Hu Yan. Nursing research [M] >
question 6: if there is anything in the paper, it is found on the internet. How to add footnotes is the soul of an argumentative paper. Sub-arguments are the skeleton that supports this soul, while arguments are the flesh and blood of an argumentative paper. It is inconceivable that a person should be full and colorful, with only a soul and a skeleton, and no flesh and blood. The same argumentative paper can't be called an article only with central arguments and sub-arguments, and it must also have typical and vivid arguments.
Typical arguments refer to representative examples and famous sayings that can fully reflect the essence of things. First of all, it requires truthfulness and relevance to the topic. Secondly, we should discard the old arguments and use the new ones. Some students remember several classic arguments in their compositions, such as Sima Qian, Madame Curie and Zhang Haidi, and use them from different angles, treating them as a kaleidoscope. In fact, even if these arguments are typical, they are not noticeable. On the contrary, it will be better to choose the new argument that people have nothing but me and people have me, so as to make the reviewers feel fresh when reading. In addition, some students are used to explaining things with ancient examples, and the whole article fails to connect with reality, and there is no running water of the times, nor can it achieve the purpose of full reasoning. It's best to quote fashion statements and examples that the media are generally concerned about to assist in reasoning, strengthen the pertinence and sense of the times of reasoning, and make the article more convincing.
question 7: how to annotate papers by adding citation in word today, let's see how to annotate papers. Note that the following methods are suitable for most graduation thesis, but the requirements of some schools will be slightly different, so don't copy them mechanically. Thesis notes can be divided into current page bets and references according to their placement. When placing a page-by-page bet, the information mentioned in the paper is annotated at the bottom of the paper, and the reference is placed at the end of the paper as a separate plate. We will explain how to make these two annotations in two parts. Word27, if your word is 23 or lower, is also suitable for this experience, but some functions are not easy to find. How to know where you need to write comments when betting on the page: your paper uses a certain point of view in a certain material; There is a term in your paper that comes from a certain document; Someone who is not familiar but important, and so on. These situations require your comments. Enter a footnote where you want to comment, by clicking the reference, and then find the insert footnote. We chose to insert footnotes. At this time, our cursor automatically jumps to the footer, and this is where we insert the footnote. We see that there is a small 1 in the text and footer, which is the serial number of the footer. If you think the format of the footnote serial number is wrong, you need to click this position, footnote dialog box. Then select the numbering format. Click on the small triangle on the right to see that there are many formats to choose from, and choose according to the format requirements of the paper. Know how to add footnotes and know the writing format of footnotes.
question 8: how to add notes to a word article? Move the cursor behind the text that needs to be annotated, and use the "Insert → Footnote or Endnote" command to open the Footnote or Endnote dialog box. After setting it appropriately, click OK, then move the cursor to the lower left of the text on the page, enter the annotation text, and a numerical serial number will appear behind the above text. Move the cursor to this serial number, and the annotation text will be displayed (but the annotation float will be displayed at the bottom of the document and can be printed) < p On the Insert menu, point to Reference, and then click Footnote.
click footnote or endnote.
To choose whether to create a custom tag or use a symbol of a custom tag, do one of the following:
In the Custom Tag box, enter a tag.
click symbol to insert a built-in symbol.
click "insert".
note that you can also insert footnotes and endnotes with shortcut keys instead of using the Footnotes command. According to the above steps, select the numbering format and other options, and then insert footnotes and endnotes in sequence with shortcut keys. To change the numbering format, you can use the Footnote command again.
you cannot insert custom footnotes or endnotes with shortcut keys.
press Ctrl+Alt+F to insert a footnote.
press Ctrl+Alt+D to insert an endnote.
after you insert it, a horizontal line will be separated from the text below, and
the note number will be available. You try it.
question 1: how to use WPS to add small labels to paper notes? in Word, notes need to be automatically numbered. for example, when modifying an article, a note can be inserted between notes "3" and "4", and "4" will automatically become "5" without manual modification.