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 ====== LaTeX template ======
-To come
+The LaTeX template is distributed as a ZIP archive, which you should {{wiki:documents:eiss-latex-template-v3.2a.zip|download}} and unzip. Please start by reading ''README.txt'', also copied as follows:
+<file>
+README.txt
+Prepared by C. Pinon (cjpinon@implicature.xyz) for EISS 13 (see
+https://implicature.xyz/eiss13/)
+-12-30 v3.2a
+-02-02 v3.2
+This is a LaTeX template package for EISS 13, for either pdflatex or
+latex as the typesetting engine.
+This package consists of a main directory with four files and one
+subdirectory eiss/ with 11 files:
+README.txt
+lppl.txt
+EXAMPLE_master.pdf
+check-for-packages.tex
+eiss/
+  eiss.sty
+  eiss13_logo_blank.eps
+  eiss13_logo_blank.pdf
+  glossa.bst
+  AUTHOR_master.tex
+  AUTHOR_body.tex
+  AUTHOR_refs.tex
+  EXAMPLE_master.tex
+  EXAMPLE_body.tex
+  EXAMPLE_refs.tex
+  EXAMPLE_bib.bib
+You're reading README.txt. :-)
+lppl.txt contains the package license (the LaTeX Project Public License
+Version 1.3c).
+EXAMPLE_master.pdf is an example illustrating eiss.sty,
+AUTHOR_master.tex, AUTHOR_body.tex, AUTHOR_refs.tex, and the style
+sheet. (You can try to compile EXAMPLE_master.tex in the subdirectory
+eiss/.)
+check-for-packages.tex is a file that you can latex in order to check
+for packages explicitly required by eiss.sty. Just latex this file and
+pay attention to the output (or examine the LOG file afterwards).
+Turning to the subdirectory eiss/:
+eiss.sty is the LaTeX style file for EISS 13. It may be easiest to keep
+this file in the same directory as your TEX files (but you could also
+put it somewhere else where LaTeX searches for files). Please don't
+modify it.
+eiss13_logo_blank.[eps|pdf] are two files containing a blank logo. One
+of these files is inserted by AUTHOR_master.tex -- the file inserted
+depends on whether pdflatex (then the PDF version) or latex + dvips
+(then the EPS version) is used to compile AUTHOR_master.tex. It may be
+easiest to keep these files in the same directory as your TEX files.
+glossa.bst is a BibTeX style file from the journal Glossa. This is the
+BibTeX style file that you should use. This file is also available at:
+  https://github.com/guidovw/Glossalatex
+(This file is included as a convenience. It's not clear what its license
+is.)
+AUTHOR_master.tex, AUTHOR_body.tex, AUTHOR_refs.tex -- these three files
+are to be edited for your paper:
+  - AUTHOR_master.tex is the file in which you set 12 parameters for
+  your paper, as well as for loading any packages that you need. Please
+  follow the instructions in it (it's intended to be
+  self-explanatory). This is the file that you compile. It's advised to
+  rename it (by replacing "AUTHOR" with your last name, e.g.,
+  roussarie_master.tex).
+  - AUTHOR_body.tex is the file for the body of your paper. This is
+  where you should write your main text. It's also advised to rename
+  this file (by replacing "AUTHOR" with your last name).
+  - AUTHOR_refs.tex is the file that loads your BIB file. Please follow
+  the instructions in it. Please also rename this file accordingly. (In
+  the case of EXAMPLE_refs.tex, the BIB file loaded is EXAMPLE_bib.bib.)
+EXAMPLE_master.tex, EXAMPLE_body.tex, EXAMPLE_refs.tex, EXAMPLE_bib.bib
+-- these four files are the source files for EXAMPLE_master.pdf in the
+main directory. You're encouraged to try to compile EXAMPLE_master.tex
+as a way to test your system (in addition to running latex on
+check-for-packages.tex in the main directory).
+Before sending the source files for your paper to the editors, please
+make certain that you've paid attention to the points mentioned at
+https://implicature.xyz/eiss13/latex_bibtex_advice .
+If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Happy LaTeXing!
+</file>