1, October, 1996. Any references to papers that appeared earlier in EJGE or another electronic journal, should include a standard HTML link as shown above. It is a good idea to put all the references in a separate file in a larger paper, because html links can be used in the main paper with anchors pointing to each entry in the list. Some equations need to beimage files also. Figures and equations that are computer generated, with MSPaint or MSPowerPoint for example, look much better than scanned images.
Scanned images are acceptable but the process reduces the quality of the image.
Figures should not be larger than the width of the screen, and equation fonts should be 11 or 12 pts. Figures that are too large must be reduced, with the quality being reduced in the process. In the sample paper file, there are examples of reference anchors and a link to a figure. The image fileremains separate from the paper text. Be sure to include the figure caption in the image file for this linked type of figure.