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Student Journals: Macros- formatting

What is a macro?

Macros are scripts run in MS Word, which are used to apply consistent formatting styles to your journal content Beginning in Summer 2025, journals have the option of two different formatting macros, which were created by our printer, Sheridan, and vary in font, size, and default formatting.  

The 2 options are based on the macros used by the California Law Review and by the Berkeley Journal of Gender, Law & Justice.   Click on the links below to see samples of each

Information on our macros

  • The journal members working with the macro must request access to log in to Citrix, where the macros are housed. 

  • Email Maro mvmanou@law.berkeley.edu, and include :

Name
Email address
Year of graduation

Need help with your macro?

If you are having any difficulties applying the macro, or would like a training on how to aply the macro, you should contact Maro Vidal-Manou, mvmanou@law.berkeley.edu, the journals’ in-house macro specialist, who has been working with macros for the California Law Review for many years.