Memories...........

Ah yes - memories are what I had of nursing school papers and good 'ol APA style. Until this week when all of that became reality. Oh how I have missed you APA (NOT). I just finished my first paper for my first doctoral class and I was thrown back into that wonderful world of citing references. However, I noticed this AWESOME thing that the new Microsoft Office 2007 has. You can keep all of your references in your document and then at the end of your paper you just hit "Insert References" and POOF! You have a reference page!!! Seriously - that is made of win.

OK - now a question for all of you techo peoples out there. I love this blog for the information it provides me you understand. If you are soley here for yarn and knitting information please feel free to tune out and I'll see you again tomorrow! I'll throw this picture of a beautiful shawl in here for you. This is the wholesale order that I am currently working on. Only Ewe and Cotton Too is putting kits for this shawl together for Stitches South. We have 6 different color combinations and I can't wait to see more of them knit up!

Now, when you put your references in they are supposed to be single spaced (not according to APA but according to the University) and the second line of the reference is supposed to be indented. For me, it is abso-freakin-lutely impossible for me to get the second line to indent without the first line also indenting if the lines are single spaced. Why???? Who the heck knows - it's simply to taunt me I feel certain.

I have to hit return after the first line and then indent the second line (which makes the reference then double spaced). Then, if I try to go back and highlight the entire thing and change the spacing it simply won't change.

Anyone else out there battled this issue??? If so - any hints for combatting this would be greatly appreciated!!