Citations?

This is from the MLA Style Sheet page of the Community College of
Southern Nevada

Thanks, George!

check with your instructor, PG; if it needs to be in APA format, then it's probably different from MLA. i'd give you an example myself, except it would take too much time away from work right now.

Good point, yitwail!

the APA version of George's example looks like this:

American Dental Association. (n.d.). Fluorides and Fluoridation. Retrieved February 10, 1997, from Http://www.ada.org/consumer/fluoride/articles/fa01.html

notice that you don't give the title of the home page, but you do need a date when the article was created. if you don't have a date, you put in (n.d.), but if you do, it has to be (year, month date), even though the date Retrieved is written month date, year.

also, if this article didn't have an author, the title takes the place of the author, so the citation looks like this (with a date for the article):

Fluorides and Fluoridation. (1997, January 1). Retrieved February 10, 1997, from Http://www.ada.org/consumer/fluoride/articles/fa01.html

incidentally, George, did the WWW even exist in 1997?

(note: just edited to add a period after (n.d.) in the first citation!)

Yup.
It was introduced in 1991, but did not really take off until
Mosaic (the grandaddy of browsers) was developed in 1993.

good grief, i can remember the first time i used Mosaic; couldn't be 12 years ago. but at least, i still have enough marbles to remember the occasion.