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How to cite in Chicago/Turabian Style: a 3 minute tutorial. Hi I'm Chris, and I work in the library. You know, when you're writing a research paper, you have to cite your sources. Oh, come on it's not that hard, really! Step 1: insert an numeric endnote marker within your paper whenever you want to let you reader know you're going to cite a source. You can use Microsoft Word to insert a marker. Click insert endnote on the references tab. Also, make sure you're using Arabic numerals. You know, the normal ones, rather than Roman numerals. Ok, step 2: Indicate the source of your information in an endnote at the end of your paper. Endnotes must include certain citation details, in a certain order, with specific formatting. The book I'm demonstrating starts with the endnote number, then includes the author's first and last name followed by a comma, the title of the resource in italics, the publication information in brackets, followed by a comma, and lastly a page number, which refe