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You can also always get to the visual editor by going to the top right of the edit window, clicking on the pencil, and changing to visual editing. . But note the visual editor only works on article pages, not talk pages. Additionally, for fixing up bad references it is sometimes more practical to use the source editor. The visual editor is supposed to be able to handle this, but it does not handle it well. It does work fine for adding new references.
