Free Online Journal Review offers the stylefiles and templates mentioned below to (book) authors who have been asked to supply camera-ready copy of their article. Use of a Kluwer book stylefile or template is in many cases optional as generally only the paper output submitted by authors will be used for printing. Document source or printer files supplied by authors are normally not used in printing.

You should use one of the Kluwer book stylefiles or templates only if you have been asked to do so by your contact person at Kluwer. If asked to use a stylefile or template, you should also be sure to use the right one. This is because at the present none of the stylefile/template packages supports all of the existing Kluwer book styles; so your article may have to be prepared using a word processor other than what you are familiar with.

To access the page containing the stylefiles/templates you need, click on the appropriate platform name below.

• LaTeX and Scientific Workplace
• MS Word
• WordPerfect
• Framemaker

For users not familiar with templates and/or stylefiles, Kluwer suggests using our Guidelines for Camera-Ready Manuscripts:

• guidelines.pdf

Notice: if you are an author/editor of a Humanities or Kluwer Law International manuscript, please refer to the templates specifically created for these projects below.

Humanities

The following archive contains MS Word (8/97 or 2000) single-column monograph and edited volume templates specifically tailored for Humanities manuscripts. Sample files and instructions are also enclosed. Please download this archive only upon the advice of your Kluwer Humanities editor.

Technical questions concerning the stylefiles and template packages mentioned here should be directed to:

Important: please refer to the specific template you are using when directing questions to dthelp.

For questions concerning which template/stylefile set to use, please contact the book editor or your contact person at KAP.