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Daiya Mitchell
First of all, the big space is for you to write additional details about
what you are trying to do and what you have tried.
Second, your terse details demonstrate a fundamental misunderstanding of
what Word is and what MLA style is.
MLA style dictates the arrangement of text on the page--e.g., whether titles
are italicized, how you organize citations, etc. You do this *within* Word.
You cannot change from one into the other.
Your version of Word may have come with an MLA template installed--it will
have some information on how to arrange the text. Look up "templates" in
Help to see how to access it. If you don't have one preinstalled, search
the web--there are sites out there that will offer you templates with some
MLA formatting, and sites that will tell you what MLA formatting requires.
what you are trying to do and what you have tried.
Second, your terse details demonstrate a fundamental misunderstanding of
what Word is and what MLA style is.
MLA style dictates the arrangement of text on the page--e.g., whether titles
are italicized, how you organize citations, etc. You do this *within* Word.
You cannot change from one into the other.
Your version of Word may have come with an MLA template installed--it will
have some information on how to arrange the text. Look up "templates" in
Help to see how to access it. If you don't have one preinstalled, search
the web--there are sites out there that will offer you templates with some
MLA formatting, and sites that will tell you what MLA formatting requires.