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Bundle all manuscript source files in a single archive and attach it with item type 'LaTeX source files'.

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Build a PDF of your manuscript source files on your computer and attach it with item type 'Manuscript'.When you are asked to submit your manuscript source files, do the following: Most journals accept a PDF of your manuscript at initial submission. Check your journal's Guide for Authors for any journal-specific formatting requirements.

(Advanced constructions with for example TikZ or pstricks will be rendered as images.)

Use the standard layout or keep layout changes to a minimum.

(The documentation of elsarticle.cls is found here.)

Follow the documentation of the class you are using.

Use elsarticle.cls in combination with BibTeX.

To ensure a fast processing of your document, we recommend the following: The relevant bibliographic styles for LaTeX are packed with the sample manuscript are available in the “doc” folder. Some journals require a specific reference style. These can be downloaded from CTAN ( els-cas-template.zip). Although elsarticle.cls supports most journal styles, it is not possible to match the journal's layout exactly.įor more complex articles two additional class files and templates are available, single-column (cas-sc.cls) and double-column (cas-dc.cls). You can download a set of files containing a template LaTeX manuscript, using the elsarticle class, plus associated BibTeX style files here. The elsarticle documentation and some common templates and bibliographic styles are part of this package as well. This package is contained in most TeX distributions and is available on CTAN. The Elsevier article class helps you to format the frontmatter of your manuscript properly. Preparing your manuscript The Elsevier article class Please note that there are separate instructions available for CRC journal articles and IFAC meeting papers. It definitely is not pronounced ‘ks’.The guidelines on this page will help you to prepare and submit your LaTeX files.

(From The Rules for TeX): “The ‘X’ stands for the lower case Greek letter Chi (the upper-case Greek letter doesn’t look in the least like a letter “X”) and is pronounced by English-speakers either a bit like the ‘ch’ in the Scots word ‘loch’ ( in the IPA) or like ‘k’.

It is definitely not to be pronounced in the same way as the rubber-tree gum.”

“Lamport never recommended how one should pronounce LaTeX, but a lot of people pronounce it ‘Lay TeX’ or perhaps ‘Lah TeX’ (with TeX pronounced as the program itself see the rules for TeX).

We found a whole web page of TeX Frequently Asked Questions. The pronunciation of “LaTeX” is more controversial than you might think. In addition, the TeXShop documentation page includes links to free LaTeX guides to help you get started. TeXShop is included in the MacTeX installer package so you don’t need to download it separately.

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Once you have opened the zip file and run the installer you can use TeXShop to create, edit, and typeset your documents. To get LaTeX for the Mac: go to the MacTeX distribution page and download the installer package. To get LaTeX for the PC: go to and follow their download and installation instructions.

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There are free versions of LaTeX available online for both the PC and the Mac. PCTeX is a one-installation-does-it-all program, but it has a fee. Many campus computers have PCTeX installed on them. Installing LaTeX on your personal computer Each allows you to write in LaTeX and access your files from any computer with an Internet connection. You can create an account on Overleaf ( ) or ShareLaTeX ( ). The LaTeX Project Home Page has additional information.

Most mathematicians and many other people use LaTeX to typeset papers, exams, books, and more.

LaTeX is a system for high-quality technical typesetting.

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