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+## Description:
+
+The project hosts an aesthetic and simple LaTeX style suitable for "preprint" publications such as arXiv and bio-arXiv, etc. 
+It is based on the [**nips_2018.sty**](https://media.nips.cc/Conferences/NIPS2018/Styles/nips_2018.sty) style.
+
+This styling maintains the esthetic of NIPS but adding and changing features to make it (IMO) even better and more suitable for preprints.
+The result looks fairly different from NIPS style so that readers won't get confused to think that the preprint was published in NIPS. 
+
+### Why NIPS? 
+Because the NIPS styling is a comfortable single column format that is very esthetic and convenient for reading.
+
+## Usage:
+1. Use Document class **article**. 
+2. Copy **arxiv.sty** to the folder containing your tex file.
+3. add `\usepackage{arxiv}` after `\documentclass{article}`.
+4. The only packages used in the style file are **geometry** and **fancyheader**. Do not reimport them.
+
+See **template.tex** 
+
+## Project files:
+1. **arxiv.sty** - the style file.
+2. **template.tex** - a sample template that uses the **arxiv style**.
+3. **references.bib** - the bibliography source file for template.tex.
+4. **template.pdf** - a sample output of the template file that demonstrated the design provided by the arxiv style.
+
+
+## Handling References when submitting to arXiv.org
+The most convenient way to manage references is using an external BibTeX file and pointing to it from the main file. 
+However, this requires running the [bibtex](http://www.bibtex.org/) tool to "compile" the `.bib` file and create `.bbl` file containing "bibitems" that can be directly inserted in the main tex file. 
+However, unfortunately the arXiv Tex environment ([Tex Live](https://www.tug.org/texlive/)) do not do that. 
+So easiest way when submitting to arXiv is to create a single self-contained .tex file that contains the references.
+This can be done by running the BibTeX command on your machine and insert the content of the generated `.bbl` file into the `.tex` file and commenting out the `\bibliography{references}` that point to the external references file.
+
+Below are the commands that should be run in the project folder:
+1. Run `$ latex template`
+2. Run `$ bibtex template`
+3. A `template.bbl` file will be generated (make sure it is there)
+4. Copy the `template.bbl` file content to `template.tex` into the `\begin{thebibliography}` command.
+5. Comment out the `\bibliography{references}` command in `template.tex`.
+6. You ready to submit to arXiv.org.
+
+
+## General Notes:
+1. For help, comments, praises, bug reporting or change requests, you can contact the author at: kourgeorge/at/gmail.com.
+2. You can use, redistribute and do whatever with this project, however, the author takes no responsibility on whatever usage of this project.
+3. If you start another project based on this project, it would be nice to mention/link to this project.
+4. You are very welcome to contribute to this project.
+5. A good looking 2 column template can be found in https://github.com/brenhinkeller/preprint-template.tex.