\documentstyle[11pt,amssymbols,etendu]{article} \begin{document} \bibliographystyle{plain} % Recommended but not obligatory %------------------------------------------------------------- % The following is the information which has to be provided % for each article. \title{Strategies and policies of Linköping University Electronic Press} \author{Erik Sandewall \\ ~ \\ {\large Department of Computer and Information Science} \\ {\large Linköping University} \\ {\large Linköping, Sweden }} % If you have more than one author then it is recommended % to put their names underneath each other \sernum{7} % This article is number 1998:7 \serznum{007} % Same but exactly three digits % (used in the URL) \trdate{October 15} % Date when the article is % officially published \tryear{1998} % Publication year - four digits \trvol{3} % Publication volume: 1998 = 3 \trauthor{Erik Sandewall} % One or more authors but no affiliation % This is used for copyright statement \newcommand{\emp}[1]{{\em #1}} %------------------------------------------------------------- % The following commands must always be there; possibly you % want to intersperse something else between them as well. \maketrtitle % Generates title and author of % the article on the front page % \makedraft % Generates the word DRAFT across the page % (use when applicable) \trtitlepage % Generates heading and footing % on the front page, and the next % page containing publishing policy, % copyright statement, etc. \begin{trabstract} % Sets up the abstract page \input{abstract} % The file containing your abstract \end{trabstract} \trabstractpage % Concludes abstract page, resets % page number to 1, etc. \small % The body of the article is produced in % the resulting style font %------------------------------------------------------------- % The file 'body' contains the text % of the article itself and its % bibliography - this you provide yourself \input{body} \end{document}