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3 years ago

When typing the Works Cited in a report, set a .5" ______ indent. *

Computers and Technology

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Romashka-Z-Leto [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hanging indent

Explanation:

When writing citations, the list of references are formatted using hanging indents. The interpretation of this is that, the first line of the reference will start at the 0" level of the left margin but subsequent lines will start at the 0.5" margin.

To create an hanging indent, you start by highlighting the text on the second paragraph or you set your cursor to the start of the cited text.

Then goto paragraph (under the home tab)

Select indent and spacing

Go to special

Select hanging

Select 0.5"

Click 0k

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The output is attached as screen shot.

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