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- Learn about using styles to save yourself time formatting your chapter titles or subtitles.
- Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016: Customize styles in Word
- Word 2016 for Mac: Customize styles in Word 2016 for Mac
- Be cautious copying and pasting text in Word, even from one Word document to another
- To clear all formatting on selected text, on the Home tab, in the Font group, choose Clear All Formatting.
- To clear all formatting on selected text, on the Home tab, in the Font group, choose Clear All Formatting.
- Watch your white space: What you see as empty, Word may read as information
- To start a new page, use the Insert>Page Break option (or CTRL+ENTER on the keyboard) rather than hitting Enter multiple times
- Remember to save constantly as you work, and to save copies of the updated file(s) to all of your backup locations after each time working on your document
- Don't worry about page numbers or your Table of Contents until you are mostly finished writing
- You can use PDF-XChange Editor, found in CloudPC, to combine multiple PDF files into one PDF document (see "Using PDF-XChange Editor", above)
- If you feel more comfortable hiring someone to do the formatting for you, consider hiring a professional editor. The University Writing Center has a list of recommended professionals in the area.
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- The University Library is your go-to for assistance in finding primary and secondary sources, as well as more information about citation managers.
- Research Resources
- Citation Information Handout - another handy resource from the Library Reference desk
- Endnote Online aka Endnote Web Bibliographic Software
Zotero Bibliographic Management Software
Note If you are having trouble with installation of the Endnote software, please call the UT Service Center at 973-408-4357 or bring your laptop to the UT Helpdesk in the Academic Commons.
If you are having trouble managing citations, please visit the Research Help Desk in the Academic Commons.
- The University Writing Center (UWC), part of the Center for Academic Excellence, is an excellent resource for those who have questions about the writing and editing process. Please visit this website for more information: http://libguides.drew.edu/writingresources/home
- Formatting a Dissertation in Word: Workshop Handout
- Resources for Current Theo Students - a webpage on the Drew Theological School's site
- Resources for Current Caspersen Students - a webpage on the Drew Graduate School's siteCitation Information Handout - another handy resource from the Library Reference desk
Submitting Your Completed Paper
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