dear all,
i am in a problem to find template for a particular jounral.like the publisher is springer and elsevier.they provide only guidelines in pdf format but not any template in word or latex.so in this case how to prepare my manuscript?to read the guideline and then put all together manually?
any help will be appriciated.
being a new researcher i need ur valuable guideline please.
Hi, write your manuscript down in Word and use their guidelines. Cheers, Nadine
Publishing an article is an art. People who have done it once find it very easy for the new ones. You have to stick to IJCME guidelines overall, and then follow the guidelines for author for the particular journal. These guidelines often differ. But the structure is almost always similar. What you need to learn is an effect precis writing, which consolidates your article to the required number of words. And then you can always use a reference citation software, like Zotero or Mendeley (free ones) or Endnote, Bibtex etc, which helps you easily cite references as per the journals need. Once done with even you can change the referencing style suiting the needs of the new journal you are submitting. All you need is patience while writing the article. Write it but revise it as many times as needed to follow the journals guidelines. Any other help you can contact further at my mail id. By the way I am a beginner too.
In all the journals, there will be author guidelines based on that manuscript should be prepared.
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