An addendum, or appendix, is an additional section at the end of a book or a document. Addenda contain additional information that clarifies, corrects or adds to the information in the main body of the document or contract. Addenda are often added to later editions of a book to add supplemental information that has come to light since the book's publication. Keep in mind that addenda are not the place to be creative, but to get across your additional information.
Instructions
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Open the document to which you wish to add an addendum. Go to the last page, and start the addendum on the next page by either adding a page break or hitting Enter until you get to a fresh page.
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Start the addendum at page one. Each addendum begins on a new page, according to the APA style guide.
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Type "Addendum" or "Appendix" at the top of the page as a heading. Center this word.
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Indent the first line of your text five to seven spaces. Then begin writing your addendum.