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Thanks for the info on how to write a paper, Perrla and APA 6th.
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will apa 7th edition automatically download when available? or how do i get it?
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Thanks for the info on how to write a paper, Perrla and APA 6th.
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Hi Amanda,
I thought the same thing, and ran a "Modify" for MS 365 Pro, but it wasn't in it. . . I'm going out to Google Apps to see if it is there. . . Alison
Formatting for 6th edition is already available in msword under the references menu. yes you do have to input for it, but without having 7th edition available in word under the references menu, you can't be sure if your references or citations conform to 7th edition. you have also to research what the changes between msword apa6th edition & 7th edition are.
What's new in 7th edition apa style can be downloaded as a pdf file from here: https://apastyle.apa.org/
Any good professor worth their weight in salt will tell their students not to rely on MS Word for proper formatting of citations. They will instead insist on buying the latest style guide for your particular citation format and do it manually.
APA 7 is important to anyone doing research, please make this a priority