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wtf...can somebody tell me what this means???

MisfitsFiend

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..."When there are several (appendices), the first page must have the word APPENDICES centered....thereafter page numbers should be placed in the upper right-hand corner within margins, as used in the textual part of the thesis. The first appendix should be headed APPENDIX A, and continuing pages must be headed APPENDIX A (continued).


So for all following pages in Appendix A, I have to have Appendix A (continued) 150 in the right hand corner (with 150 being the page #)?? and Appendix B same??

OR does it mean something else?

For all the smart a$$es out there, Give me a break...it's the last correction I have to do as I have already printed the rest on bond paper....
 
Dissertation? Congrats!

Yes, I believe there should be APPENDIX A (continued) in the center followed by a page # at the top right on all pages except the first.
 
by your title it looks like you dont know wtf means
I don't know what alot means at this point...getting through formatting approval I think is harder than actually defending!

Dissertation? Congrats!

Yes, I believe there should be APPENDIX A (continued) in the center followed by a page # at the top right on all pages except the first.
I believe you are correct.

Thanks, I just needed someone to verify this for me...since NO ONE in the depratment right now could ... 🙂

Now I'm off to deliver my final format corrections....they'd better not find any more!

 
Unless you have multiple APpendices, that's when the Appendix B, C come into play. Like chapters of the Appendix you find in most user manuals.
 
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