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Secondary source citation in MS Word 2010?

I want to insert secondary source citation in my work, ie: (A, as cited in B, 19xx). I wonder if the references system of Word 2010 has this function.

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  • Fred
    Lv 7
    9 years ago
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    I don't completely understand your question. You can insert more than 1 footnote at any location. The keyboard shortcut for inserting a footnote is Ctrl-Alt-F.

    If your question is about referring one footnote to another e.g. footnote 3 says refer to footnote 1 for the citation, you will have to do this manually.

    I think the real answer here depends on the format that you are using. APA and MLA formats will tell you exactly how footnotes are handled in their format.

    EDIT: APA is American Psychological Association and MLA is Modern Language Association which are widely used formats for academic papers in the USA.

  • 4 years ago

    there is not any thank you to print white. you would be able to desire to print all black on white paper different than the place the letters are, yet you will truly be pouring ink onto the paper. it is going to incredibly come out of the printer moist. Sorry.

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