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quickq
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Adding "by" but suppressing date (article class)

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Hi,
In the article class, how do I include the word "by" between the title and my name, as I've seen elsewhere? Also, how do I suppress the large date, which must be meaningless in a journal? Thank you.
Last edited by quickq on Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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frabjous
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Adding "by" but suppressing date (article class)

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The easiest way would be to stick the by in the \author field with a line break afterwards like this:

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\author{by \\ Your name}
To remove the date, just make it blank (yes, that removes the space for it too):

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\date{}
If having "by" in the author field screws up the metadata, or is contrary to the journal's practice, then you can create your own title format using the titling package (see its documentation). Most journals, however, would provide their own template or document class if they planned on publishing your document more or less "as is".
quickq
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Re: adding "by" but suppressing date (article class)

Post by quickq »

Thank you, I'm going to go ahead and do it this way. Marking the thread resolved.
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