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How can I change the reference style for citations?
For MS Word 2007:
I am writing a technical paper and need to use the AMA (American Medical Assoc) style for citations/references. How can I add that to the built-in list (APA, Chicago, etc.)? The existing styles are not quite the same as AMA. Thanks. Dan |
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How can I change the reference style for citations?
i'm having the same problem. word 2007 ama citation style needed ASAP!
"Tech Writer" wrote: For MS Word 2007: I am writing a technical paper and need to use the AMA (American Medical Assoc) style for citations/references. How can I add that to the built-in list (APA, Chicago, etc.)? The existing styles are not quite the same as AMA. Thanks. Dan |
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