Please note that the manuscript should not be uploaded in PDF format and must be uploaded as a Word document in the first instance.Īs the journal operates a blind review policy, author names should be listed only on the cover sheet which should be uploaded separately. Once the Word document has been uploaded in the online system it will then be converted to PDF format. Times New Roman, double-spaced and submitted in MS Word or a compatible word processing software file. PresentationĪll manuscripts should be in English, 12 pt. This does seem to be 'one of those things' in Word.Please note these word limits are inclusive of references and ensure the above stipulations are adhered to at the submission stage. I was doing this myself for a very long time until I found the link below.As the link and also one of the earlier responses (Deane) said, if you right click on the template icon, click Open, make your changes, and then click Save, you will permanently modify the template in one simple step.If you just double click the template icon to open it, however, you are not editing the template instead, you are creating a new document based on the template. To clarify some earlier responses:It is not necessary to save under other name, delete original, then rename new version, etc. I don't, so I go to Office Save As and try to save it to the original template file.but it says I can't because I already have that file open.I thought about saving it to a new file, then just switching file names around to get it back in the location of the original template, but I worry that documents based on this template will lose their association with the template the were based on.There has to be a better way, and I suspect I'm missing something extremely obvious here. Then Word prompts me for a location, because it thinks that I want to create a new Word document based on this template. I want to make some changes to it, so new documents based on it will look different.I open the template, make my changes, and hit save.
So, I have a Microsoft Word template (.dotx file).
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