% Sample paper for WCCFL 20 proceedings

\documentclass[twoside]{article}

% Use the WCCFL 20 style modifications

\usepackage{natbib}

\usepackage{wccfl_natbib}

\usepackage{wccfl}

% Use Times fonts

\usepackage{times}

% Some linguistic macros that might be helpful (example environment, glosses)

\usepackage{ling}



\title{WCCFL 20 Style Sheet: \LaTeX{} example\thanks{For those that

    like \LaTeX.

Report problems and suggestions to Cascadilla press or {\tt jamtrup@att.net}.}}

\author{Author Nemo}

\affiliation{Atlantis University}



% The name(s) of the author(s) in the running headers

\header{Nemo}

% The name(s) of the author(s) in the copyright notice

\cpauthor{Author Nemo}

% Page information

\frompage{101}

\topage{104}



\begin{document}

\maketitle



\section{Introduction}

We need one copy of your paper, single-sided, on 8.5'' x 11'' white

paper. The paper should be laser-printed.



There is a one-page example in Acrobat (pdf) format of how your paper

should look included on this web site.\footnote{Since this is a paper

and not a website, the link has vanished\dots} Please compare it to

how your paper actually looks before you mail in your

paper. Important: Don't use the shrink-to-fit or fit-to-page option

when printing the pdf file, or the page will print out at a reduced

size. The text block should be 4.25 inches across at its widest point.





\section{Page limit}

The general page limit is 14 pages, including appendices and

references. Don't feel obliged to use all the allotted pages, but

definitely do not exceed the limit.





\section{Note on A4 paper}

A4 paper is an acceptable substitute for 8.5'' x 11'' paper. However,

you must do the document layout on the computer for printing on 8.5''

x 11'' (US Letter) paper, and simply print the final document onto A4

paper. That way the text block will be the correct size, even though

the margins will wind up being different on your printout.





\section{Title and author}

Use the following commands to set the title and first page:

\begin{itemize}



\item \verb.\title{}. to set the title of the paper. For the title,

capitalize the first word, and then capitalize all words except

determiners (the, a, an), conjunctions (and, or, if, because), and

prepositions (about, through, etc.). Using \verb.\thanks{}. in the

title produces a footnote on the first page, marked with a star.



\item \verb.\author{}. contains the author name(s).



\item \verb.\affiliation{}. produces the affiliation(s) of the

author(s). Do not include your department within the affiliation.



\item \verb.header{}. is used to set the name(s) of the author(s) in

the running header.



\item \verb.\cpauthor{}. is used to set the name(s) of the author(s)

in the copyright notice.



\item \verb.\frompage{}. and \verb.\topage{}. contain the page range

for your paper. For the initial submission, start the page range on

page 101, and change it once you get the final range of pages from

Cascadilla press.

\end{itemize}





\section{Line spacing, indents, and justification}

Text will be single-spaced. Each paragraph (even the first one in a

section) is indented 0.25 inch. Words from examples referred to in the

text should be in {\em italics} (this applies to such words in the

title as well). Skip a line between text and examples (the

\verb.exam. environment does that for you). Examples should not be

indented. Text, footnotes, and references are fully justified. Section

headings, examples, and the title and author lines are left-justified.



\section{Footnotes}

Footnotes should only be content notes, not reference notes.



\section{Figures, tables, and appendices}

Figures and tables should be placed in their intended position in the

paper, not at the end of the paper (use \verb.\begin{table}[htbp]. if

you use floats). You are preparing the actual paper which will be

published, so you need to make the paper look exactly as you want the

reader to see it.



Appendices should be placed before the references section, so that

references are the last item in the paper. It helps readers figure out

where each paper ends if references are always the last

item. Appendices do not need to start on new pages.





\section{References}

You can use any common format for the references, as long as you don't

switch from one format to another in the middle. We ask you to make

one exception to whatever standard format you use: please include full

first names for authors who use first names. This makes it easier for

readers to find your references.



We provide a bibligraphy that is a modified version of {\tt

fullname.sty}. Use \verb.\usepackage{wccflbib}. in the preamble and

\verb.\bibliographystyle{wccfl}. for the bibliography.



\section{Font and font sizes}

The font should be Times or Times New Roman 10-point in the main text

(this sample uses \verb.\usepackage{times}. in the preamble).



All blank lines are 10-point, except for blank lines directly between

section and subsection headings and blank lines within clusters of

examples where you want to save some space. Those blank lines should

be 5-point.  You can use

\begin{verbatim}

  \section{Empty sections}

  \vspace*{-2.5ex}\vspace*{5pt}

  \subsection{Deadline}

\end{verbatim}

to achieve this effect.



If you absolutely cannot use Times or Times New Roman, you should use

something of an equivalent size. (Note: Times is available for TeX; if

you don't know how to get it, ask your local computer guru to help.)

The proceedings look much better if all the papers have a consistent

appearance.



For any other fonts used in the paper, such as phonetic fonts, you

should make sure that you have purchased the font if it isn't

freeware, and that there is no restriction on embedding the font. When

we produce the pdf files, we cannot use fonts which do not allow

themselves to be embedded. TrueType fonts do not work well in pdf

files and some readers may have trouble printing pdf files which

include TrueType fonts, so please use PostScript fonts instead if you

have a choice.





\section{Page numbers and running headers}

Running headers are put on each page except the first page.  Odd pages

use the last name(s) of the author(s) as header.



For two authors, use ``and'' (not ``\&'') between the last names. For

three or more authors, use commas after every name: ``Name1, Name2,

and Name3''. If there are too many authors to fit in the header

without running into the page number, use just the first author's last

name followed by ``et al.''.



Start your page numbers at page 101. Once we have all the papers,

we'll tell you what to change the page numbers to.



\section{Copyright notice on the first page}

On the first page, a copyright notice appears. It uses

\verb.\cpauthor{}. for its author information.



\section{Some examples}

Every paragraph should be indented a quarter inch (not a half inch),

fully justified, with examples whenever you want. We included a

slightly modified version of Covington's macros that you may use by

including \verb.\usepackage{ling}. in the preamble. Here is what

produces:



\begin{exam}

\begin{itemize}

\item[a.]

\gll Example {example. (all text, examples, etc. in 10 point)}

     Gloss gloss

\glt `Translation.í

\glend

\item[b.] Example etc. Make sure diagrams and pictures do not extend

beyond the margins of the page. Also remember that reproductions are

often not as crisp as the originals, so make sure diagrams do not

contain absurdly small type or

\end{itemize}

\end{exam}



\section{Citations}

Three different kinds of citations are supported in {\tt

wccflbib.sty}: Standard citations \citep{chomsky:81}, short citations

that only contain the year \citeyearpar{chomsky:81}, and citations in

running text when you want to mention \citet{chomsky:81}.  We also

want to cite \citet{misc:95}.



\section{Empty sections}

% Empty sections should be separated from the subsection by a 5-point line.

% Not that easy. Quick fix:

\vspace*{-2.6\baselineskip}\vspace*{5pt}

\subsection{Deadline}

Papers must be received by the deadline.



\bibliographystyle{wccfl_natbib}

\bibliography{sample}

\end{document} 
