Aha! They call them "manuscripts" not reports or papers or publications.
Suddenly searching is much easier.
IEEE Publications and Standards:
http://www.ieee.org/publications_standards/index.html
Somewhere in there I'm bound to find the spec.
Re: not a commercial target — they claim 1300 standards, 140 journals,
850 conferences, and a bajillion members. If they're not using Docbook,
perhaps there's an opportunity for someone to get them off the MS Word
habit.
Dave Pawson wrote:
> On Mon, 09 May 2011 11:06:44 -0700
> David Priest<> wrote:
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>> Sorry. I mean that IEEE has a particular visual appearance. It
>> doesn't look unusual, and I believe the stock XSL:FO are up to the
>> task.
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>> I'm just very surprised to not see someone publishing a drop-in
>> settings file that cranks out IEEE layout. Figured I should check if
>> there's a reason. Hate to go barking down the wrong path.
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> 1. IEEE are not a big commercial target for any such work IMHO
> 2. Asking for special visual presentation is, IMHO, a bit nit picking.
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> If it has been done, it would most likely be a customization?
> Simpler question, is their layout specified anywhere?
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