Highlight the cursor and Ctrl +V to paste the title (and sub-title, if present). Ctrl+C to copy the title (and sub-title, if present).Scroll back up to the title, highlight it, and Ctrl+B to bold only the title (and sub-title, if present) of the paper.Type the due date of the paper, such as April 7, 2020, then hit Ctrl+ to create a page break.Type the professor’s name as it appears on the course documentation, such as a syllabus, with their chosen title (e.g.Type the abbreviated course name in all caps (ENG 1001), a colon, a space, and the name of the course in title case as it is found in the syllabus or campus’s Bulletin of Courses.Type the department sponsoring the course, a comma, then the school’s name: California State University, San Bernardino.There must be one carriage return mark between the title and the author. If there is a long title AND a sub-title, type a colon, then, then type the sub-title in title case. Type: Title of the Paper in Title Case.Ctrl+A and Ctrl+E to highlight and center the carriage return mark.While the page number is highlighted, correct the font and size as necessary.Under the Insert tab, click Page Number>Top of Page > Plain Number 3.To print, press Ctrl+P, and wait for the Print dialog. No need to save it first (that's already done for you). You can do this with the paper still open in Word for the web. When you're finished, print out your paper to turn it in. For more about how this works, see Work together on a document in Word for the web. When more than one person is editing in Word for the web, everyone will see each other's updates in the document. People with the link can leave comments for you in the document. If you're working with others, or even if you just want some feedback, you can easily share a link to the paper. That way, you won't have to re-type page numbers every time you make changes that affect page breaks.
Be sure also to include a table of contents that can update automatically. When you cite sources, you'll want to add footnotes, and then compile your list of references (bibliography). In the list of categories, click College Tools.Īs you work on the paper, you'll probably want to rename it and edit the header with a running head of your own. You'll be on the Templates for Word page. Tip: If you're already in Word for the web, get to college-related templates by going to File > New, and then below the template images click More on.
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