Figure 5 - Navigation Pane (a) how to view it (b) what it looks like When headers are properly applied, the outline of your document will appear when you click Show -> Navigation as depicted in Figure 5. If you click on the header, word will “View-> Pane” instantly jump you to the selected section of the manuscript. Figure 6 - Insert Captions Feature The feature should be used in Microsoft Word as depicted in Figure 6. This feature “Captions” helps you to number and label Figures, Tables, Equations, and References. It will automatically manage the labelling and numbering and update the numbers when you add new references or rearrange you figures, tables, and equations. To add a caption, go to -> Captions -> “References Insert To cross-reference the caption into the text of your manuscript, go to Caption”. “References -> Captions -> Cross-reference”. the in the left dropdown box. Select the Select “Reference Type” reference format in the right dropdown To refresh caption and reference box “Insert Reference to:”. numbering click Ctrl+A to select everything and then F9. Figure 7 - Mathtype (a) add-on in word (b) software Equations should be written using the software Mathtype as depicted in Figure 7. We have several licenses for this software which is an add-on for Microsoft Word. Request a copy from Dr. Stewart. Equations should be placed inside of a 1 row by 3 column table with No Borders. To add an equation click in the Mathtype add-on. The equation should be placed in the center column “Inline” and aligned center. An equation number using the feature should be placed in the right “Captions” column and aligned right. The equation caption should exclude the label such that it appears as the example below. “(1)”. See (1) Figure 8 Sigmaplot Interface –
Figure 5 - Navigation Pane (a) how to view it (b) what it looks like When headers are properly applied, the outline of your document will appear when you click “View-> Show -> Navigation Pane” as depicted in Figure 5. If you click on the header, word will instantly jump you to the selected section of the manuscript. Figure 6 - Insert Captions Feature The “Captions” feature should be used in Microsoft Word as depicted in Figure 6. This feature helps you to number and label Figures, Tables, Equations, and References. It will automatically manage the labelling and numbering and update the numbers when you add new references or rearrange you figures, tables, and equations. To add a caption, go to “References -> Captions -> Insert Caption”. To cross-reference the caption into the text of your manuscript, go to “References -> Captions -> Cross-reference”. Select the “Reference Type” in the left dropdown box. Select the reference format in the right dropdown box “Insert Reference to:”. To refresh caption and reference numbering click Ctrl+A to select everything and then F9. Figure 7 - Mathtype (a) add-on in word (b) software Equations should be written using the software Mathtype as depicted in Figure 7. We have several licenses for this software which is an add-on for Microsoft Word. Request a copy from Dr. Stewart. Equations should be placed inside of a 1 row by 3 column table with No Borders. To add an equation click “Inline” in the Mathtype add-on. The equation should be placed in the center column and aligned center. An equation number using the “Captions” feature should be placed in the right column and aligned right. The equation caption should exclude the label such that it appears as “(1)”. See the example below. (1) Figure 8 – Sigmaplot Interface
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