ࡱ> GIF5@ (bjbj22 ,>XX   8 4< &|:v $; &&&&&&&$I'R)8& O O O 8& M&!!!O  &!O &!!"r+% %p 8Ze& @%%c&0&%c*!c*% c* % O O !O O O O O 8&8& ! Instructions for the Preparation of a Camera-Ready Manuscript Nomen NESCIO IOS Press, Van Diemenstraat 94, 1013 CN Amsterdam, Netherlands  ADVANCE Abstract.  These instructions are designed for both author and typist and should be read carefully. If they are not adhered to, it could result in delay in publication and/or in sub-optimal reproduction quality. Typing Area Use paper of A4 size, with the following typing area: length: 25 cm (or 10"), and width: 15.6 cm (or 6" 1/8). The recommended type font is Times. As a second choice, use Garamond. Only for tables and figures (illustrations) may you use Helvetica, Univers or other sans-serif fonts. Use Roman as default type and keep italics and/or bold for special text parts. Recommended type font sizes: For the title: 24 pts. For the main text (including headings): 12 pts. For abstract, footnotes, references, figures and tables: 10 pts. Settings for the line spacing are: 2 pts. in cases (2) and (3), 4 pts. in case (1). Typographical Style and Layout Title, Authors and Addresses Type the title approx. 2 cm below the first line of the page. Centre the title (horizontally) on the page. Leave approx. 1 cm between title and the name and address of yourself (and of your co-authors, if any). Type the name(s) and address(es) in 12 pts. and centre them (horizontally) on the page. Use for addresses italics Abstract, Headings and Sub-Headings Type the abstract at a maximum width of 12 cm. Centre the abstract (horizontally) on the page. Number section and subsection headings consecutively in Arabic numbers and type them in bold, respectively italics. Keep headings and subheadings flushed left. Do not include references to the literature, illustrations or tables in headings and subheadings. Keep two blank lines above a section heading and one above a subheading. Put one blank line under a heading and a subheading. Only if you want to emphasise specific parts of the main text, use italics. Otherwise, use Roman. Start a new paragraph by indenting it from the left margin (and not by inserting a blank line) except under a heading and subheading. Illustrations, Figures and Tables All illustrations should be original drawings or photographic prints of originals. Photographs should be glossy prints. Photocopies are often not good enough and should be avoided. All illustrations must be numbered consecutively (i.e., not section-wise), using Arabic numbers. All illustrations should be centred, except for very small figures (no wider than 7 cm), which may be placed side by side. Centre figure captions beneath the figure. Position figures at the top or at the bottom of a page. Do not assemble figures at the back of your article, but place them as close as possible to where they are mentioned in the main text. Please keep in mind the distinction between figures and tables (the latter only contain alpha-numerical characters and no graphical elements). All figures and tables must be numbered consecutively (in Arabic numbers). Table headings should be placed above the table, figure headings below the figure. References References to the literature [1] should be mentioned in the main text [2] by an Arabic number in square brackets [3]. List these (in numerical order of their citation [4] in your text) at the very end of your paper under the heading References (in 10 pt. font). Hard-Copy Submission After proof-reading and correcting the typed sheets, write in pencil on the back (top right-hand corner) of each sheet (1) your name, and (2) the sheet number. Mark the very last sheet by 'last page'. [Note: for electronic submission, ignore this!] Further Information For more detailed instructions, please contact IOS Press, book production department: tel.: +31 20 638 21 89, fax: +31 20 620 34 19, email: editorial@iospress.nl 'Fine Tuning' Please tidy up your final copy: Do not end a page with a heading or sub-heading (these are widows). Do not end a page with one or more blank lines, except to avoid widow headings and to end your article. Avoid starting a page with an incomplete line. Keep changes in fonts and style to a minimum to avoid a disorderly page layout. Do not underline headings, sub-headings, title, figure captions and table headings. Make sure that in figures the size of the largest characters and numbers is in proportion to the size of the smallest ones (i.e., alpha-numeric symbols should not be larger than approx. 150% of the smallest ones). Keep footnotes to a minimum or list them in a special section before the references. References N. Nescio, Instructions for the Preparation of a Camera-Ready Manuscript. IOS Press, Amsterdam, 1991. Sir Karl Popper, The Critical Approach versus the Mystique of Leadership, Human Systems Management, 8 (1989) 259-266. J. Edwards and P. Lawson, The Advancement of Transputers and occam. In: J. Edwards (ed.), occam and the Transputer - Current Developments. ISBN: 90 5199 063 4. IOS Press, Amsterdam, 1991, pp. 1-12 P. Welch et al. (eds.), Transputing '91. ISBN: 90 5199 045 6.10S Press, Amsterdam, 1991. PLEASE READ ON ANOTHER 2 PAGES Appendix: additional instructions (specific for CPA-2001) The header on the first page should contain the following information: Communicating Process Architectures 2001 page NR Alan Chalmers, Majid Mirmehdi and Henk Muller (Eds.) IOS Press, 2001 This template has set this up for you and should not be changed for the CPA-2001 proceedings. Please leave the first page number set to 1 (until told otherwise by the editor). Each paper in the CPA-2001 proceedings will start with an odd number, so the above style will be right for your first page. The header information on the following pages should be: Author1 / shortened title Or in case of two authors: Author1 and Author2 / shortened title However from 3 authors and more: 1st author et al. / shortened title The Header text should be 10 points italic with 12 points line spacing. This template sets up page numbers correctly adjusted to the outside of the page -- i.e. there are even and odd page headers (as well as the special first page header). You just need to edit the text in these even and odd headers: select [View/Header-and-Footer], move to an even/odd header and change the text. Appendix: additional instructions (specific for CPA-2002) In MS Word 6 and 7 it is not possible to automatically remove the blank space before the heading at the start of a new page. When you tidy-up your paper it is recommended to remove this space manually. Using: Format-Paragraph- Spacing Before = 0 as is done in this otherwise superfluous page. The header on the first page should contain the following information: Communicating Process Architectures 2002 page NR James Pascoe, Roger Loader and Vaidy Sunderam (Eds.) IOS Press, 2002 This template has set this up for you and should not be changed for the CPA-2002 proceedings. Please leave the first page number set to 1 (until told otherwise by the editor). Each paper in the CPA-2002 proceedings will start with an odd number, so the above style will be right for your first page. The header information on the following pages should be: Author1 / shortened title Or in case of two authors: Author1 and Author2 / shortened title However from 3 authors and more: 1st author et al. / shortened title The Header text should be 10 points italic with 12 points line spacing. 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