Daiya Mitchell wrote:
If you have never written a research paper, Word isn't really going to help
you all that much in finding the best sources and extracting the right data
from them, sorting out your thoughts, and carefully arguing a plausible and
original thesis.
Understood.
But that's not what I asked. I am looking for software
that will gently guide me as to proper formatting of my
work and the citations and such.
Example.... here is an online citation "machine" that I
found.
http://citationmachine.net/index.php?new_style=1#here
As far as tracking sources--Word 2007 is adding a basic Citation Manager
that will probably help undergraduate college students.
That would help a LOT above.
purchase third-party bibliographic software programs like EndNote, ProCite,
and Reference Manager. I really don't think these programs are relevant to
I looked at all three above and the seem to be
made/sold by same company and are priced the same as
well...... abt $230
Any other cheaper citation software as Word add in
exist?