MLA stands for 'Modern Language Association.' The association determines general academic and research paper standards for general formatting, note and bibliographic information requirements and entry formats, etc. They provide a most helpful and straightforward handbook, known as, (of all things!) the "MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers," which is a literal mine of information used by Academics and others to determine required information and formatting for the various parts and aspects of formal research papers and presentations. I believe I've seen LaTeX classes for this format on CTANs. One might check there. The handbook itself is pretty ubiquitous in university bookstores and runs probably around $15 US or so. It's a bit more succinct than the Chicago Manual of Style and there are slight differences in suggested format between the two. Andre' Poenitz wrote: > > > > > Hi, I'd like to use LyX to write my school reports in. However, they > > need to be MLA formatted. I'm having trouble finding where, exactly, I could > > configure the relevant formatting options. How could I do this? > > Could you please explain what 'MLA' means? > > Andre' > > -- > Andre' Poenitz, TU Chemnitz, Fakultaet fuer Mathematik > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... +49 3727 58 1381 > > -- > +++ the lyx project user mailing list +++ > To unsubscribe from this list send mail to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with the **Subject** unsubscribe.
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