Step 1:
To create a bibliography, open your document and locate the Document Elements tab.
Step 2:
Under the References section, choose your referencing style from the drop-down menu, circled in blue in the screenshot below.
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Step 3:
Place your cursor where you would like to enter your first citation and select Manage from the References section.
Step 4:
A citation window will appear. Click the + in the bottom left corner.
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Step 5:
You will see a Create New Source window. Fill out the source information and click OK.
Step 6:
Notice that a reference has been inserted into the document. Follow Step 4 to enter the remaining citations into the document.
Tips:
If you would like to cite a source that you have already entered, simply double-click on the source from the list and a citation will be entered into the document.
Step 7:
Place your cursor at the end of your document and select Bibliography from the drop-down arrow next to the Bibliography icon.
Tips:
If you wish to update your bibliography after adding more references, right-click anywhere on the bibliography and select Update Field.
