Harvard referencing in Word 2007?

Question

In the References area of the ribbon it has APA and other styles, but I need to use Harvard convention.

Is there any way for Word to generate and manage this for me?

Answer 1

This blogger dug up exactly what you're looking for. It also seems to include citation format for IEEE as well.

Answer 2

It's one that is asked often by my students. Part of me says, do it yourself manually. And the other says take a short cut. Basically there's a number of different add ons. The one I use is called bibword which you can place it safely in your Word 2007 directories.

There are also some useful online tools such as Neil's Toolbox which might help. As your respondent above says, some people use EndNote but I am not familiar with it.

My academic writing site is here if you want to have a look.

Answer 3

Here's an overview from Wikipedia on reference managers that support Harvard style.

Personally I have only used EndNote and it worked fine. It uses plugins to support several styles, though I assume Harvard will be in there by default.

Here's even a direct link to the Harvard one.

Example screenshot: