Hi Phyllis:
You need to be careful who is saying what :-)
If the solution relies on VBA, Microsoft says that will not re-appear in
Microsoft Office until the version after 2008: late 2010 at the earliest.
You can either go back to Office 2004, or wait. Nothing requiring VBA
will
work in office 2008, ever.
However, Word 2008 has an inbuilt Citation Manager. Go to View>Citations
and choose APA.
Hope this helps
On 25/05/08 11:37 AM, in article ee9a84c.3@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Phyllis
***mins" <phyllis***mins@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> I bought my macbook for the main purpose of writing my term and
research
>> papers in graduate school. I am ex
tremely frustrated that I have not been
>> able to get a paper in APA format style. Microsoft 2008 allows for the
>> bibliography and citations template but not for the set up of the paper
>> itself. All of the downloadable programs are not compatible with
microsoft
>> 2008. Has anyone figured this out on the microsoft 2008 program?? I am
>> looking for the entire paper format in APA including, title page,
abstract,
>> body of paper, references, etc.
>
> I've had the same issue but I did not even figure out how to use the
citations
> template. I have used Reference Point in the past for APA style papers
and
> when I called them, they told me that they have been unable to create a
> template for the 2008 Mac version of Word because there is no visual
basic.
> They said that MS has announced they are going to correct this problem
and
> when it is corrected, they should have an APA template that will work
for us
> in about 2 weeks.
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John McGhie, Microsoft MVP, Word and Word:Mac
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