http://maxbane.com ars sine scientia nihil est Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:05:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-175 Max Bane » LaTeX class file cascadilla.cls update Tue, 02 Dec 2008 03:50:16 +0000 http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-175 [...] Version 1.4 of cascadilla.cls, my LaTeX class for typesetting articles according to the Cascadilla Proceedings Project’s stylesheet (used by WCCFL and other linguistic conferences) is now available. [...] [...] Version 1.4 of cascadilla.cls, my LaTeX class for typesetting articles according to the Cascadilla Proceedings Project’s stylesheet (used by WCCFL and other linguistic conferences) is now available. [...]

]]> http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-173 BLING · LaTex packages for Cascadilla proceedings Tue, 08 Apr 2008 15:29:59 +0000 http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-173 [...] so he decided to release his solution as a reusable LaTeX document class. The package lives here: http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19 Blog in LINGuistics is the official news outlet of the Department of Linguistics at the [...] [...] so he decided to release his solution as a reusable LaTeX document class. The package lives here: http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19 Blog in LINGuistics is the official news outlet of the Department of Linguistics at the [...]

]]> http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-44 Max Bane » LaTeX Class for Cascadilla Proceedings Project Papers Mon, 28 Jan 2008 04:31:33 +0000 http://maxbane.com/?page_id=19#comment-44 [...] I recently went through the odyssey of typesetting a paper for WCCFL 26 in LaTeX. WCCFL, along with a number of other conferences, publishes its proceedings through the Cascadilla Proceedings Project, which unfortunately provides no LaTeX package for authors to implement its style sheet. Some of the requirements were sufficiently tricky to implement (particularly the copyright notice) that it seems worthwhile for me to release my solution as a reusable LaTeX document class. Grab it, along with a documented example paper, here. [...] [...] I recently went through the odyssey of typesetting a paper for WCCFL 26 in LaTeX. WCCFL, along with a number of other conferences, publishes its proceedings through the Cascadilla Proceedings Project, which unfortunately provides no LaTeX package for authors to implement its style sheet. Some of the requirements were sufficiently tricky to implement (particularly the copyright notice) that it seems worthwhile for me to release my solution as a reusable LaTeX document class. Grab it, along with a documented example paper, here. [...]

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