How to write names of multiple authors with Shared affiliation in CHI Extended Abstracts Format?
I hate asking this as there are so many similar question, but this changes for every format and every other year, and I just couldn't find the right way, so... can anyone assist?
Thanks!
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Thanks!
templates acm affiliation
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I hate asking this as there are so many similar question, but this changes for every format and every other year, and I just couldn't find the right way, so... can anyone assist?
Thanks!
templates acm affiliation
I hate asking this as there are so many similar question, but this changes for every format and every other year, and I just couldn't find the right way, so... can anyone assist?
Thanks!
templates acm affiliation
templates acm affiliation
asked Jan 7 at 12:06
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documentclass{...}
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Got a reply form acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com on the matter, and thought I will share for future knowledge.
Generally, it is not recommended, but you can join authors into one block as suggested in the acmguide.pdf :
author{…}
email{…}
author{...}
email{…}
affiliation{…}
This results though in very unesthetic formatting with only one block. What they suggested is to create several blocks, each with several writers and one affiliation.
A bit awkward, but it works well...
Example as given to me:
author{First Author}
email{author1@anotherco.edu}
author{Second Author}
email{author2@author.ac.uk}
author{Third Author}
email{author3@another.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Fourth Author}
email{author4@another.com}
author{Fifth Author}
email{author5@anotherco.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Sixth Author}
email{author6@author.fr}
author{Seventh Author}
email{author7@umbhaliu.ac.za}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks!
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Got a reply form acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com on the matter, and thought I will share for future knowledge.
Generally, it is not recommended, but you can join authors into one block as suggested in the acmguide.pdf :
author{…}
email{…}
author{...}
email{…}
affiliation{…}
This results though in very unesthetic formatting with only one block. What they suggested is to create several blocks, each with several writers and one affiliation.
A bit awkward, but it works well...
Example as given to me:
author{First Author}
email{author1@anotherco.edu}
author{Second Author}
email{author2@author.ac.uk}
author{Third Author}
email{author3@another.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Fourth Author}
email{author4@another.com}
author{Fifth Author}
email{author5@anotherco.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Sixth Author}
email{author6@author.fr}
author{Seventh Author}
email{author7@umbhaliu.ac.za}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks!
add a comment |
Got a reply form acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com on the matter, and thought I will share for future knowledge.
Generally, it is not recommended, but you can join authors into one block as suggested in the acmguide.pdf :
author{…}
email{…}
author{...}
email{…}
affiliation{…}
This results though in very unesthetic formatting with only one block. What they suggested is to create several blocks, each with several writers and one affiliation.
A bit awkward, but it works well...
Example as given to me:
author{First Author}
email{author1@anotherco.edu}
author{Second Author}
email{author2@author.ac.uk}
author{Third Author}
email{author3@another.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Fourth Author}
email{author4@another.com}
author{Fifth Author}
email{author5@anotherco.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Sixth Author}
email{author6@author.fr}
author{Seventh Author}
email{author7@umbhaliu.ac.za}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks!
add a comment |
Got a reply form acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com on the matter, and thought I will share for future knowledge.
Generally, it is not recommended, but you can join authors into one block as suggested in the acmguide.pdf :
author{…}
email{…}
author{...}
email{…}
affiliation{…}
This results though in very unesthetic formatting with only one block. What they suggested is to create several blocks, each with several writers and one affiliation.
A bit awkward, but it works well...
Example as given to me:
author{First Author}
email{author1@anotherco.edu}
author{Second Author}
email{author2@author.ac.uk}
author{Third Author}
email{author3@another.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Fourth Author}
email{author4@another.com}
author{Fifth Author}
email{author5@anotherco.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Sixth Author}
email{author6@author.fr}
author{Seventh Author}
email{author7@umbhaliu.ac.za}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks!
Got a reply form acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com on the matter, and thought I will share for future knowledge.
Generally, it is not recommended, but you can join authors into one block as suggested in the acmguide.pdf :
author{…}
email{…}
author{...}
email{…}
affiliation{…}
This results though in very unesthetic formatting with only one block. What they suggested is to create several blocks, each with several writers and one affiliation.
A bit awkward, but it works well...
Example as given to me:
author{First Author}
email{author1@anotherco.edu}
author{Second Author}
email{author2@author.ac.uk}
author{Third Author}
email{author3@another.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Fourth Author}
email{author4@another.com}
author{Fifth Author}
email{author5@anotherco.com}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
author{Sixth Author}
email{author6@author.fr}
author{Seventh Author}
email{author7@umbhaliu.ac.za}
affiliation{institution{University of Umbhali}
city{Pretoria} country{South Africa}}
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks!
answered Jan 7 at 14:02
MuaddibMuaddib
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and ending withend{document}
.– Stefan Pinnow
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