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Once your final manuscript is submitted, our team of experts will guide your project through formatting and type setting to transform your work into a book in three powerful formats: eBook, Print Book and MyCopy.
It is important to format your manuscript according to your target journal’s requirements, which can be found in the Instructions for Authors. This will speed up the submission process because the journal’s editorial team will not have to send your manuscript back to you for formatting.
Overview. There are two formatting guides your manuscript will need to follow. This page contains general style and formatting information for all article types. For details on formatting for specific article types we publish, see the links below:
GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS. FRONTMATTER: The first “chapter” in your book is the frontmatter. It contains: The title page, which lists the final title/subtitle, the names of the author(s) and full afiliations—all exactly as you wish this information to appear in the final product.
Authors are supposed to prepare manuscripts based on the journal’s format presented in “Instructions for Authors” and “Template” of the journal. When a manuscript does not follow the format, it is sent back to authors and the authors are requested to correct it according to the format.
c Springer’s preference is that manuscripts be prepared using the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th Edition. If another reference style is more common to your academic discipline or is preferred, please discuss with your Springer editor in advance.
