where … The style is named paragraph after eq no indent when you
want a non-indented paragraph after an equation.
Type the Title Here
John Doe,* Jane Doe,*,** and John Doe, Jr.***
(This style is author)
Enter department information. (This style is named
Department.)
ARTICLE INFO (THIS STYLE IS ARTICLE AND
ABSTRACT HEADING)
Article history: (This style is Article Info subhead)
Received Day Month Year (This style is Article History and Keywords)
Accepted Day Month Year
Available Day Month Year
Keywords: (This style is Article Info subhead)
A. Keyword (This style is Article History and Keywords)
A. Keyword
B. Keyword
*Place the contact information here. The format should be: Affiliation, Mailing
Address, City, State Zip.
**The style is named contact.
***Corresponding author: telephone no; fax no.
Email: (e-mail: name@domain.edu).
ABSTRACT (THIS STYLE IS ARTICLE AND
ABSTRACT HEADING)
Type the abstract here. The style is named abstract. Type the abstract
here. The style is named abstract. Type the abstract here. The style is
named abstract. Type the abstract here. The style is named abstract.
INTRODUCTION
Type the introduction text here. The style is named paragraph no
indent for the first paragraph in the introduction. The paragraphs
following this one have an indent. H2O. 3+
Second Level Heading
Type the text here. The style is named paragraph for regular
paragraphs. Type the text here. The style is named paragraph for
regular paragraphs. Type the text here. The style is named paragraph
for regular paragraphs.
You can use italic within a paragraph by applying the Italic character
style. This will ensure the formatting remains intact. The same thing
applies to the Bold style as well.
Equation – The style is named equation (1)
Equation – The style is named equation (2)
The style is named paragraph when you want an indented paragraph
after an equation.
Footnotes
Insert footnotes using the Insert > Footnote menu item in Word 2003
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or the References > Insert Footnote ribbon item in Word 2007. The
footnote number in the text is formatted automatically. An area for the
text for the footnote appears at the bottom of the page and is
formatted automatically.
List Styles
See below for list samples.
 This is a bulleted list. Only one level is generally used.
 The style is named List Bullet.
 This is a bulleted list.
I. This is a numbered list. Only one level is generally used.
II. The style is named List Number.
III. This is a numbered list.
Conclusions
The conclusions may have an opening paragraph. The conclusions may
have an opening paragraph. If so, it is a paragraph.
 They should start with a bullet. This is named conclusions. They
should start with a bullet. They should start with a bullet.
 They should start with a bullet. They should start with a bullet.
 They should start with a bullet.
References
1. First (use initials) Last Name, A.A. Last Name, “Article Title,” in
Publication Name, ed. First Last (City, State: Publisher, Year), p. 300-
315. (This style is named references.)
FIGURE CAPTIONS
Please submit a list of the figure captions at the end of the document.
FIGURE 1. This is the figure caption. The style name is caption.
FIGURE 2. This is a figure caption.
FIGURE 3. This is a figure caption.
TableS
Please do not make your tables wider than 7 inches, which is the live
area size of the journal. Place the tables at the end of the document.
Figures
Also, please have a copy of the caption with the actual figure. Submit
the figures at a high resolution for publication (300 dpi for grayscale or
color and 600 dpi for line art.) You may include color figures. The color
will be free for the online version and will be changed to grayscale for
print unless the author pays to print in color.
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Type the footnote here. It is automatically formatted to the correct style.
Place the figures after the tables or at the end of the document if there
are no tables. If you have original tif files or other original files, please
feel free to send them in separate files. @@@@@@@@