South African Computer Journal — LaTeX template
South African Computer Journal (SAICSIT; hosted by ASSAf)’s sacjsub template serves South African Computer Journal. Start a project from it and write, compile and revise online with your co-authors.
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- Publisher
- South African Computer Journal (SAICSIT; hosted by ASSAf)
- Template
- South African Computer Journal (sacjsub)
- Document class
sacjsub(sacjsub.cls)- Licence
- sacjsub.cls: Creative Commons. The sample text is South African Computer Journal (SAICSIT; hosted by ASSAf)'s, provided for authors preparing a submission.
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Compiles as it stands. A project made from this starts from South African Computer Journal (SAICSIT; hosted by ASSAf)’s own package — the manuscript, sacjsub.cls and the bibliography style that come with it — so what compiles here is what the package gives you.
This package is made for South African Computer Journal alone. Check the journal’s own author pages for its current instructions.
Where this differs from the download.
- Note: pdfLaTeX only: the class loads graphicx with the pdftex driver.
Questions about South African Computer Journal
Is there a LaTeX template for South African Computer Journal?
Yes. South African Computer Journal (SAICSIT; hosted by ASSAf)’s sacjsub template serves South African Computer Journal. Start a project from it on this page and write, compile and revise it online with your co-authors, free.
Which LaTeX document class does the South African Computer Journal template use?
The sacjsub class (sacjsub.cls), which comes with the template. A project made from it compiles as it stands.
The first page, as this template compiles today.