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We recommend that you use the "Style File"
provided free of charge by the IEICE in preparing
your manuscript. If you do so, your original manuscript will be virtually
the same in format as the final published version (refer to IEICE Transactions
Online), and
you can save money on page charges as well.
Reccomended Style File:
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LaTeX2ε
(-->LaTeX style/class file and sample files are available
here).
1)For PC and Windows
users:
◇ Select " ***.lzh".
◇ These files are compressed by LZH/LHA.
◇ Char-set
of these files are"shifted JIS code."
(2)For
UNIX users:
◇ Select " ***.tgz".
◇ These files are compressed by TGZ (tar/gzip).
◇
Char-set of these files are"EUC(Extended UNIX) code."
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NOTE
◇
If you have troubles with unpacking this file, make sure that
you have
downloaded
the latest version of WinZip. Go to www.winzip.com for a free
download.
◇Earlier
version of our style files are uploaded here.
◇For
details about differences between each earlier version,
please refer to the "readme1st.txt"
file enclosed in each archived file.
Useful Links
of Related Information
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- Q. If I don't use LaTeX, what other file
formats may I submit?
- A. You may use some other methods to create a text file. MS-Word,
WordPerfect, rtf, ASCII text and any other electronic data are acceptable,
For your convenience, we offer to use MS-Word Template for preparation
of your manuscript. Prior to use this MS-Word Template, please refer
to the Instructions and Directions. Note that this MS-Word Template
is NOT our Official Style File for the IEICE Transactions, so that,
in the case that authors make use of this MS-Word Template, the page
rates charged will be according to the Part 2 of Appendix B. Please
feel free to contact the IEICE Publishing Office regarding any points,
which remain unclear.
- Q. May I embed my graphics files in my
word processor file?
- A. Graphics files may be embedded in a word processor file, but
they must also be supplied as separate files. Graphics embedded in
a word processor file will be deleted during the production process.
- Q. How can I convert my MS-Word file to
LaTeX?
- A. The equations may be converted with a program such as MathType,
however the rest of the paper would have to be manually recorded.
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