Word Lesson 7 Demo
Word Lesson 7 Demo
Word Lesson 7 Demo
Microsoft Office
Word 2013 Core
Lesson 7: Working with
Word 2013 Core References
Courseware # 3250
Microsoft Office
Word 2013 Core
Lesson Objectives
• insert and modify captions
• insert and modify footnotes or endnotes
• insert and modify citations
• insert and modify bibliographies
• Plagiarism
– Act of taking original work, altering it, and then taking
credit for new item as original work you created
– Will work primarily with first text box where text starts
Using Captions
• To insert caption, position cursor
at location for caption and click
References tab, in Captions
group, click Insert Caption
• To delete caption, select it and
press DELETE
Using Captions
Caption Displays caption text.
Label Select label type or create your own
labels.
Position Specify whether to display caption
above or below item.
Exclude Turn on to not show label with
label from caption description.
caption
New Label Create different label than those
already built into Word.
Using Captions
Delete Label Delete one of the labels.
Numbering Set numbering style to be used
with captions.
Using Captions
• Inserting a Table of Figures
– Provide list of captions
as quick reference
– To insert table of figures,
click References tab and
in Captions group, click
Insert Table of Figures
Using Captions
Print Click options and preview how list will appear if options
Preview set.
Web Preview how list will appear if document placed on
Preview web.
General Select general options regarding format style for table,
caption label to generate, and what to include.
Options Specify how Word generates table of figures.
Modify Select style to be applied to items; built-in style exists,
but can change various attributes using Modify.
Add New Marks location for entry to add citation without any
Placeholder information for source.
Lesson Summary
• insert and modify captions
• insert and modify footnotes or endnotes
• insert and modify citations
• insert and modify bibliographies
Review Questions
1. Why is it important to reference information you may use as
part of your research for a document?
2. Why might you want to create a text box using the Insert tab
instead of simply drawing the text box?
4. Which text labels can you use if you want to add a caption
to a picture?
Review Questions
6. Which note type is usually found at the bottom of the page
where it is referenced?
9. Why might you want to use the Edit button in the Create a
Source or Manage Sources dialog box?
Correction:
• Page 194:
– 9. Should read “Slice Sidebar (Dark)”, NOT Slide