Alternatively, you can select the Style *Title of paper* and start typing the title. All of the formatting elements are automatically applied to the manuscript title. With the above SPIE template, you simply type the manuscript title, select (highlight) the text, and select *Title of paper* from the Style drop-down menu on the toolbar. For example, you might normally format your manuscript title by selecting 16 point Times New Roman, bold, and centered. With a template, you apply formatting to text by selecting a style from the Style list on your Formatting toolbar. Using a template helps to maintain consistent formatting throughout a document. Templates for earlier versions of MS Word and Word Perfect, but without the instructions included in these files, are available from SPIE's web site.Ī Microsoft Word template stores page setup information and formatting styles. Be sure to correct the top margin in this template.Ī Zipped version, (21 KB), in case the above file does not download properly The previous version 2.7 is available: MS Word 97 template file, spie27.dot (50 KB). Save in your MS Word template directory.Ī Zipped version, (23 KB), in case the above file does not download properly The previous version for MS Word 2002 is available: spie28.dot (59 KB). Manuscript in PDF, spieword32.pdf (133 KB) Manuscript in Rich Text Format, spieword32.rtf (250 KB) The following files show what a properly formatted manuscript looks like and provide instructions for writing and formatting an SPIE manuscript: Save in your MS Word template directory.Ī Zipped version, (24 KB), in case the above file does not download properly
MS Word 2002 template file, spieword32.dot (62 KB). SPIE - MS Word template Microsoft Word templates for the Proceedings of the SPIEĪlso available - LaTeX Style files and a short list of formatting guidelines.ĭownload one of the following files Version 3.2 (released 17 April 2007):
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