1.  Start Word. In Word 2007 or 2010, click Addins, Dr Paper, New Document. If you are using Word 2003, click Dr Paper, New Document. Note: If this is the first document you have created with Dr Paper, you may be asked to Enable the Macros. If you don't see Dr Paper as an Addin on your Word menu, or if you are using another word processor (such as Open Office, for example), just click Start > Programs > Dr Paper 6, and select the template for your writing assignment. 2.  Set the options on the Dr Paper Templates dialog for the style of paper, and click Next. If you need to create a document in MLA or Turabian style, change the option to the style you need. 3.  Complete the Dr Paper dialog with your name, your school, the title of your paper, etc., and click OK. (If you are writing a research paper for publication, do not complete the optional information for student papers.) 3.  Dr Paper will create a formatted document, and display a prompt for you to begin typing your paper. You can use the scroll bar to view your cover page. Use the Dr Paper Style toolbar to format section Headings, quotations, abstracts, and body text. 4.  Use Word to SAVE your document with a name you will remember. Once the document has been created, you can edit it as you would any other Word document. BACKUP your paper regularly. Note: The first time you create a document with Dr Paper, Word will ask you to enable the macros in the Dr Paper template. Check "Always trust macros from this publisher", and then click Enable Macro: