It's fairly easy to make your own APA template, assuming you have a copy of the APA manual,usually available in the reference section of your local university library or in their bookstore, at least, here in Canada.Īttached is an example of one that I created for my own use three or four years go. I tried using riverppoint with open office but it did not work even after I enabled the macros.

I was wondering if there was a program that is compatible with Open office that will do the same thing that Riverpoint did? This does all of the necessary APA formatting especially the references. I attend UOP online and they use a program called riverpoint writer. Homepage: Release List Release: 1.0 – Before use open LibreOffice select the ->'Tools' tab on the toolbar at the top of the page then select ->'Options.Godssoldier777 wrote:I have just recently switched over to Open Office. The title field on the cover page and in the content page will be auto filled with the name of the document so be sure to use the title of the document as the name of the file when you save. Then go to the last page and this is where you put your references. The sections all have page breaks so you don't need to worry about things in one section affecting things in another section. When using there is one field that will need to be filled short Title fill this in then scroll down to the second page this is where you put your abstract after that go the third page this is where you will put the content of your paper. Before use open LibreOffice select the ->' Tools' tab on the toolbar at the top of the page then select ->' Options.' Then under ->'LibreOffice' go to ->'User Data' and fill in the ->' First/Last name' field and put the name of the school in the ->' Company' field.

Openoffice apa template