Hello All,
I have been using Latex for the past few months, but have been significantly aided because most journals I am interested in provide a Latex template.
Its been great because, I can simply plug and chug, but also bad because, I really don't know how to build a latex template bottom up.
Unfortunately, I have a submission due in a 4-5 days and I just realized that Advanced Functional Materials does not provide a Latex template!
In addition, they have a set of requirements for Latex submissions: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/ ... latex.html
I am currently using the ACS achemso package for my paper, but don't know if Wiley will accept that.
does anyone have a suitable template that I could use?
Thanks a lot!
Math & Science ⇒ Template for Advanced Functional Materials journal
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materialsdave
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Re: Template for Advanced Functional Materials journal
Hi,
It's fine to use the achemso package for your submission. Since we can only send a PDF file out for review, double-check that everything was converted properly when you run it through latex2pdf.
I hope this helps. Please send an email if you have additional questions.
Dave Flanagan
Editor-in-Chief, Advanced Functional Materials
It's fine to use the achemso package for your submission. Since we can only send a PDF file out for review, double-check that everything was converted properly when you run it through latex2pdf.
I hope this helps. Please send an email if you have additional questions.
Dave Flanagan
Editor-in-Chief, Advanced Functional Materials