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Apa format for mac download#

I did find a few things that are not correct though and thought you might want to correct them going forward. I really do appreciate you making the effort to create this template. Tagged apa, apple, iwork, pages, paper, templates | 159 Comments Post navigation 2013.10.25: No change to the template updated blog post to include Pages 5 information.2010.11.29: Corrected first-level headings to be truly centered.2010.11.9: Corrected third-, fourth-, and fifth-level headings to use standard sentence capitalization and to be paragraph-level headings.2010.10.29: Corrected double-spacing of reference page, added appendix, table, and figure pages.dot for Word 2003 (55k)).įor easiest use: On a PC, place the templates in your C:\Documents and Settings\(user name)\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates folder on a Mac, place the templates in your ~/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/User Templates/My Templates folder. I’ve also created versions of the template file for Microsoft Word in both. Note that is a package, not a directory to continue along the path you’ll need to right-click on the package and choose the “Show Package Contents” item. If you want to dig down to add or remove them manually, the new location is ~Library/Containers//Data/Library/Application Support/User Templates.

The easiest way to add the template to Pages 5, according to Apple, is to open the template file, then click Add to Template Chooser.įor the more technically-inclined, Apple has changed where template files are stored. If anyone does note any problems with the template under Pages 5, please leave a comment here and I’ll look into making corrections.

Apa format for mac download#

For Pages ’13 (v.5.0+)Īn initial cursory check seems to indicate that the template works just fine under Pages 5.0, so feel free to download and use the same template file.

Just download, decompress, and then (for easiest use), place in your ~Library/Application Support/iWork/Pages/Templates/My Templates folder. For Pages ’09 (v.4.0–4.3)įeel free to download and use the template (314k. Paul Rose of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. I based my template on a Microsoft Word template provided by Dr.

On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, in the Options group, select the check box for Different First Page.As I’ve been writing papers for my class assignments, I’ve been working on fine-tuning an APA 6th Edition template for Apple’s Pages.

Double click the header area of the document.

On the View tab, select the Print Layout document view.

Microsoft Word 2007 and Microsoft Word 2010: It's easier to set up the pages before you start writing the paper.

On page 1, Running head will remain in your first page header, and only your abbreviated title will appear on subsequent pages.

Go to page 2 of your document (or if you haven't started writing it, insert a page break) and delete the phrase Running head, leaving just your abbreviated title.

Close the header and footer (red x on the top right-hand side of the page).

Use the backspace key to set your title to the left and then use the tab key to move the page number back to the right hand side (usually 2 tabs).

Set the cursor just to the left of the number 1 and type Running head: and then your abbreviated title in all caps.

Your cursor should now be at the top of page 1 in the header box.

Go to the menu, at the top of the page, under Header and Footer Tools, click the box that says Different first page.

Select the option you want (usually top of the page).

On the toolbar that appears, choose the Page Number option.

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Click on the red "X" to close the Header and Footer Tools.

Tab the 2 over to the right side of the header.

Type in your title or abbreviated title in all caps in front of the 2.

Tab over twice and type in the numeral 1.

In the Header, type Running head: and then your abbreviated title in all caps.

At the top of the page, under Header and Footer Tools, click the box that says Different first page.

In the Header and Footer box, click on Page Number and select the location/option you want the page number (usually top of the page, plain number 1).

From the menu, click on the Insert tab.