From the course: Optimizing Your Work with Microsoft 365
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Creating and modifying references
From the course: Optimizing Your Work with Microsoft 365
Creating and modifying references
- [Educator] Referring to specific resources in a document can take up a lot of space. With footnotes, you can keep your references organized and easy to read. In this lesson, I'm going to show you how to reference your content in Word with footnotes and adding a table of contents. Footnotes are used to explain, comment on, or provide references to something in a document. A table of contents helps you to locate specific information in a document. To get started, I'll open Word from the Microsoft 365 homepage. You can follow along with the sample Word document in your exercise files, it's called Customer Event Product Document. In this example, I'll be editing a product document from a customer event I'm organizing. First, I'll add footnotes. Footnotes are citations that appear at the footer or the bottom of the page. Once a footnote has been added, you'll have a small superscript number after the cited text and the…
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