Formatting

Guidelines for LaTeX Users

• Download following files:
  • hip97.sty
  • example.ps (sample paper -- PostScript)
  • example.tex (sample paper -- ASCII)
  • fig1.eps, fig2.eps, fig3.eps (pictures included in sample paper)
• While writing your paper:
  • Use 'hip97.sty' file as the article style:
    
    \documentstyle[hip97]{article}
    
    The 'hip97.sty' establishes formatting required by the publisher and adds some extentions to standard article package (see below).
  • Your article should start from the usual stuff: title, author(s), affiliation(s) and abstract:

    \documentstyle[hip97]{article}
           \begin{document}
           \title{Title of the paper}
           \author{Author1\inst{1}, 
                   Author2\inst{2} and 
    	       Author3\inst{1,2}}
           \institute{LocationA \and
    		  LocationB}
           \maketitle
    
           \begin{abstract}
    	    Text of the abstract.
           \end{abstract} 

    As you can see, the affiliations should be put into '\institute' command. If you use more the one affiliation they should be separated with '\and' command and they should be accessed in '\author' command with '\inst' command.
    
  • Please, DO NOT:
    -- redefine margins, paper sizes, font sizes
    -- put page numbers
  • Compile your paper:
    
    $ latex paper.tex   (repeat at least two times to get cross-references)
  • Convert your paper to Postscript format:
    
    $ dvips paper -o

Guidelines for non-LaTeX Users

• Write your paper according to the formatting rules; use font 'times new roman'
• Print your article on A4 paper and send two copies to the address:
  HiPer'97
  ACC CYFRONET-KRAKOW
  ul. Nawojki 11
  30-950 KRAKOW
  POLAND