How to Format a Paper in MLA Style with Word 2007

Includes how to add your name and the page number in the top right corner, spacing, margins, how to alphabetize your list of works cited, and how to properly indent your works cited entries.

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Howto & Style

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• mla format
• mla style
• mla
• word
• 2007
• instructional video
• howto

[GeezBox]

You also forgot to mention that MLA requires a 12 point font. Still, very nice and clean cut guide.

[100xoxosymone]

Thanks a bunch



[sbaeagles15]

@unspokenleader Any font that is sans-serif (Calibri) is more difficult to read over a period of time, which is why sans-serif fonts are usually used as headlines due to its more clear appearance. All books, articles, papers etc... are written in serif (New Times Roman) due to that one can read the material longer with irritation.

[noblejinn]

I have been out of high school in 1992. I am a college student who had to do all my papers in MLA style. I was nervous and had no idea how to do this form. Thanks to your easy and direct tutorial I earned an A on my paper!!! Must say highest grade in the class. Thanks so much to YOU!!!

[Lopig5]

nice



[laprop]

load of help

[D41NOnly]

Thanks! This really helped, I have a midterm in English Honors tomorrow and this is covered on it.

[MrRedStoneCircuit]

Awesome tutorial I got an "A" from a "C" on my paper because of this thanks!

[MollySneezer]

@unspokenleader You are entitled to your opinion, Logan, but if you try turning in a paper in Calibri instead of Times New Roman, see what grade I'll give you. :)

[unspokenleader]

@MollySneezer I think Calibri looks WAY better then Times New Roman, imo