Why does my formatted manuscript look different from papers published in my target journal?
We format manuscripts according to your journal’s submission guidelines. After acceptance, a journal may copyedit and typeset the formatted paper to prepare it for publication. This will change how the final manuscript looks, but it does not indicate that the submitted manuscript was formatted incorrectly.
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Should I re-format my manuscript for a new journal?
We do recommend that you have your paper formatted again when you submit your manuscript to a new journal if they have different submission guidelines (please note some journals do not require reformatting until after the manuscript has been ...
How do I change the name of my target journal for formatting?
If you plan to submit your manuscript to a new target journal, we recommend purchasing another round of Manuscript Formatting to ensure that your manuscript matches the submission guidelines of your new journal. Re-editing and Manuscript Formatting ...
Do you guarantee my edited paper will get published?
We are confident that our editing will improve the overall quality of your paper. Because publication is a subjective process, we are not able to guarantee that your paper will be published after you use our services. We do guarantee that we will ...
What is included in Manuscript Formatting?
Our Academic Formatting Specialists will ensure that your manuscript is in agreement with the submission guidelines of your target journal. Manuscript Formatting includes the following: layout font spacing between sections and lines of text citations ...
Do you format papers written in LaTeX?
We offer Manuscript Formatting for LaTeX documents that are written in English, but please check that your target journal accepts LaTeX files before creating your order. Alternatively, if your target journal requires all submissions to be in Word ...