You’ll see that your running head says: Running Head: YOUR DOCUMENT’S TITLE. Viewing this second page, once again click to place your cursor in the header area of the page. In the list that follows, look under ‘Section breaks’ (not ‘Page breaks’) and click on Next pageĨ. Look for the drop-down list beside the word Breaks (left area of the menu ribbon). Once again, look at the top menu this time, click on Page Layout. Scroll down to the last paragraph on this first page.ħ. That’s it for the title page’s Running head! Now click somewhere else on your title page to escape from the Header area. Choose Current Position from the list then choose Simple – Plain Number from the selection.Ħ. Look for Page Number in the ribbon menu, and click to view the drop-down menu. You should still be looking at the Insert tab. This should place your cursor at the right end of the header. It should not exceed 50 characters (letters + numbers + spaces/punctuation)ĥ. Note that your document title should be in ALL CAPS. Type in the words Running Head: YOUR DOCUMENT TITLE. Look in the top (header) part of your page and click on the words: Look in the top menu: click on Insert, then Header, then choose Blank from the list that is presented:Ĥ.
It is probably best to turn on your Show/Hide buttonģ. If you have an earlier version of Word, this YouTube video may be helpful: Ģ.
The instructions below will help you create a Running Head in Microsoft Word 2010. Creating a Running Head using APA style with Word 2010
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