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Yes, I saw that but have to try it. Thanks again.

Thanks. I already had all these files available but was expecting there would be some journal-specific tex template to be included. Now, I gather that there's a general template in the zip folder, valid for submission to any of the journals published by aip, as you already explained.

All I can do ...

Please do tell me where do you see the ``idiot-proof listing of what files are of interest'' in this list, given in 00readme.tex:

\changes{4.0a}{1998/01/16}{Initial version}
\changes{4.0a}{1998/01/31}{Move after process options, so \cs{clearpage} not in scope of twocolumn}
\changes{4.0a}{1998/01 ...

Thanks. What I understand is that I should just use my own templates with revtex4-1, the way I always do, and not bother with AIP suggested templates. I'm still curious, though, how to make the list of references have their numbering as superscripts.

Notice, however, that JChemPhys wants the numbers in the list of references as superscripts. Don't know how to do that. Also, I don't have the font JChemPhys uses.

By "cannot render the .tex file" I mean I cannot compile the files 00readme.tex and reftest4-1.tex, which seem to be the only .tex files that appear after twice unzipping revtex4-1.zip. I can, however, read what's in the 00readme.tex file when opening it in WinEdt but I don't really see anything ...

My Bad. Sorry for the confusion. I did, however, try the required by AIP REVTeX 4.1 JCP style file (ftp://ftp.aip.org/revtex/revtex4-1.zip) and couldn't even render the .tex files there. AIP template seems to be even more confusing than the ACS template. There must be something more to it.

Hello Everybody,

The Journal of Chemical Physics requires the manuscripts to be submitted in this format: http://goo.gl/Q6kmaQ (please go to Download pdf).

However, the template given by the American Chemical Society (http://www.latextemplates.com/templates/academic_journals/6/achemso-demo.pdf ...