Posted by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at 3:25pm.
If you mean the indentation so that the first line of a reference starts at the left margin and all other lines start about half an inch to the right, it's called a hanging indent.
If you're using Word, you can set these easily. Highlight what you want to have this hanging indentation. Then go to Format | Paragraph and then click on Special in the Indentation section and choose Hanging. The program should set a value of 0.5" -- then click on OK.
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