I made a paper in overleaf with a template from elsevier. It was rejected, I now want to hand in at springer.
How can I easily switch?
Even the definition of the authors differs. The only solution I see right know is to start from scratch and copy section by section.
I hoped that like for webdesign, text and design are somehow separated and it should be easy to switch. How can I achieve the transformation?
Page Layout ⇒ Transfer existing text to new template
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Transfer existing text to new template
Hi Simon,
welcome to the forum!
I would make a copy and then replace the complete preamble (filling in the required meta data such as author, title etc. ) Then, there may be obsolete template macros in the text which you can change one by one, hopefully not many.
Stefan
welcome to the forum!
I would make a copy and then replace the complete preamble (filling in the required meta data such as author, title etc. ) Then, there may be obsolete template macros in the text which you can change one by one, hopefully not many.
Stefan
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