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authors with multiple affiliations without packages
Multiple authors in one row with refmark, multiple affiliations in separated columns in another rowSame affiliation for all authors without extra packagesmultiple footnotes using footmisc within author/thanks contextAuthors with multiple affiliationsLatex : Three authors with two affiliationsMultiple Authors with common affiliations in IEEEtran conference templateMultiple authors, with multiple affiliationsAuthors and affiliationsMultiple authors with affiliations in ACL styleacmart: Shared Author AffiliationMultiple authors' affiliations
I'm trying to list an author with multiple affiliations for an article submission. I Googled around a little and discovered the authblk package which is pretty cool. Unfortunately it refuses to work with the conference specified LaTeX files:
Is there any workaround solution to list multiple affiliations for a single author without any extra packages? The help would be appreciated.
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I'm trying to list an author with multiple affiliations for an article submission. I Googled around a little and discovered the authblk package which is pretty cool. Unfortunately it refuses to work with the conference specified LaTeX files:
Is there any workaround solution to list multiple affiliations for a single author without any extra packages? The help would be appreciated.
titles affiliation
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Apr 5 '12 at 15:35
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I'm trying to list an author with multiple affiliations for an article submission. I Googled around a little and discovered the authblk package which is pretty cool. Unfortunately it refuses to work with the conference specified LaTeX files:
Is there any workaround solution to list multiple affiliations for a single author without any extra packages? The help would be appreciated.
titles affiliation
I'm trying to list an author with multiple affiliations for an article submission. I Googled around a little and discovered the authblk package which is pretty cool. Unfortunately it refuses to work with the conference specified LaTeX files:
Is there any workaround solution to list multiple affiliations for a single author without any extra packages? The help would be appreciated.
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In the .sty provided, you can read the instruccions for working with the author command. It's simply a tabular enviroment. So this might be a way of coping with several institutions, e.g.:
authorAuthor 1\
XYZ Company\
111 Anywhere Street\
Mytown, NY 10000, USA\
tt author1@xyz.org\[3pt] % add vspace for next institution
ABC Company\ % next institution
234 Street\
Other City, XX 00000, CT\
tt author1@abc.org\
And
Author 2\
ABC University\
900 Main Street\
Ourcity, PQ, Canada A1A 1T2\
tt author2@abc.ca
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
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@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
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In the .sty provided, you can read the instruccions for working with the author command. It's simply a tabular enviroment. So this might be a way of coping with several institutions, e.g.:
authorAuthor 1\
XYZ Company\
111 Anywhere Street\
Mytown, NY 10000, USA\
tt author1@xyz.org\[3pt] % add vspace for next institution
ABC Company\ % next institution
234 Street\
Other City, XX 00000, CT\
tt author1@abc.org\
And
Author 2\
ABC University\
900 Main Street\
Ourcity, PQ, Canada A1A 1T2\
tt author2@abc.ca
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
1
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
add a comment |
In the .sty provided, you can read the instruccions for working with the author command. It's simply a tabular enviroment. So this might be a way of coping with several institutions, e.g.:
authorAuthor 1\
XYZ Company\
111 Anywhere Street\
Mytown, NY 10000, USA\
tt author1@xyz.org\[3pt] % add vspace for next institution
ABC Company\ % next institution
234 Street\
Other City, XX 00000, CT\
tt author1@abc.org\
And
Author 2\
ABC University\
900 Main Street\
Ourcity, PQ, Canada A1A 1T2\
tt author2@abc.ca
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
1
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
add a comment |
In the .sty provided, you can read the instruccions for working with the author command. It's simply a tabular enviroment. So this might be a way of coping with several institutions, e.g.:
authorAuthor 1\
XYZ Company\
111 Anywhere Street\
Mytown, NY 10000, USA\
tt author1@xyz.org\[3pt] % add vspace for next institution
ABC Company\ % next institution
234 Street\
Other City, XX 00000, CT\
tt author1@abc.org\
And
Author 2\
ABC University\
900 Main Street\
Ourcity, PQ, Canada A1A 1T2\
tt author2@abc.ca
In the .sty provided, you can read the instruccions for working with the author command. It's simply a tabular enviroment. So this might be a way of coping with several institutions, e.g.:
authorAuthor 1\
XYZ Company\
111 Anywhere Street\
Mytown, NY 10000, USA\
tt author1@xyz.org\[3pt] % add vspace for next institution
ABC Company\ % next institution
234 Street\
Other City, XX 00000, CT\
tt author1@abc.org\
And
Author 2\
ABC University\
900 Main Street\
Ourcity, PQ, Canada A1A 1T2\
tt author2@abc.ca
edited Jul 18 '17 at 9:21
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But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
1
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
add a comment |
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
1
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
But this simply adds the 2nd affiliation below the first... I was looking for something more along the lines of what authblk produces (i.e. with footnotes and all three institutions in the same row)
– user13321
Apr 5 '12 at 15:52
1
1
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
@user13321: if you are using the style provided by the conference, it doesn't seem convenient to make big modifications to the layout.
– Gonzalo Medina
Apr 5 '12 at 16:00
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