I read the "" article by Thomas C. Erren and Philip E. Bourne. It gives me the general idea of how to prepare a poster.  However, I wonder whether I should add references to the poster as many parts have strong (advanced) knowledge acquired from other works? If yes, where is recommended for references in a portrait A0 poster. Thanks.
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After reading this question about  and asking myself two questions about  and , I realize that these activities are for showing what you found, make the audience be attracted. If they need further explanation, they should read your paper, which has successfully defensed and proved that your work is validated. One important thing when you attempt to attract people is concentrate on the important, which means unnecessary things need to be trimmed. I think the reference is one of those. So, should we put the references in slides/poster when we already have them in paper?
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How to verify all the references used in the article or not from the auxiliary file?   Or is there any other file to check it?   If any one reference not included in the article, whether that reference highlighted by red colour?
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Is it somehow possible that I can extend the link to something which I produce by using \ref with a label by the word standing before \ref? If I write something like that: For further information, have a look into chapter \ref{chap:abc} and figure \ref{fig:def}  then the only thing being &quot;clickable&quot; are the chapter number and the figure number. Is it somehow possible to make the words &quot;chapter&quot; and &quot;figure&quot; being linked to those objects as well?
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Please take a look at the sleeve notes of the revolving paint dreams lp "off to heaven"creation lp a great record by the way.     The last story I heard that Alan Mc Gee (boss label) had tried to organise a come back concert. After hearing about the plans, however, the band had gone to the studio and burned all the tapes they had ever recorded, then demolished everything in the studio. By the time Mc Gee got there, the studio was a smouldering ruin. After that .....silence      Silence, that is until late last year.   Are "burned" and "demolished" past perfect or are they past simple? Note "had" is not written, but I think it might be left out to avoid repetition.   So if they are past perfect: is it because the destruction happened before McGee arrived (the time reference)?   And if they are not past perfect but past simple, I dont see the necessity of the first past perfect "had gone over."   Is it be possible to write       the band went to the studio, burned all the tapes they had ever recorded and then demolished everything in the studio.    So, again, if it is past perfect to emphasize their intention to destroy what they did. Or maybe is it because the time reference is "burned." As the arrival in the studio was before the destruction I would understand the use of past perfect "had gone over."
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What's the best way to make corrections to a published paper? Should I amend the original paper and mention in a footnote (or similar) what was changed and why or prepare a completely separate document and put that on my website/append it to the original paper?  I'm not so much worried about how to get it to the publishers that handle the paper, but rather about how to go about it. I would especially like to hear from people who have done something like that or know someone who did.
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I just found  to a question on SO. While it provides a source for the (very long) quote, I do not like the fact that the answerer just posted the quote, without adding anything. Maybe add highlights/emphasis or remove uninteresting passages. Or skip the quote altogether and write a short summary. I feel, in the current form, this should have been a comment that just links to the original article.  Am I too pedantic? Should I flag this as not an answer? Should I downvote it? What do you think about such answers?
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I'd like to increase my portrait business. I've had good experiences with family, pet portraits and High School seniors.  My local newspaper is quite expensive. I've had okay luck with Craigslist, although Craiglist shoppers are far from my ideal client that is willing to pay for quality images, fast turn around and a great experience.  I have a flyer on my community message board, but not enough traffic walks by it. I was thinking about posting at my local churches. I get a few of referrals from friends and family of clients.   What are good ways to reach my local base and increase sales?
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I'm seeing a trend (especially on pinterest) of these posters where the image and subject is the text. THe text itself isn't really that important either, it's mainly the typefaces used and composition.  Does this style have a name to it? Is it just called text-as-image?
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Suppose I have a paper with the following text:     Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, and so are you [3],[4].   As one can see, the author got the information from two other references. If I want to add this information in my thesis, do I also have to reference [3] and [4] or can I just reference this particular paper, I got the information from?
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I am compiling my thesis, and have noticed that the LaTeX template that I am using provides space for a dedication.  Whilst I do have an individual whom I want to credit with being a source of inspiration for my research and career motivation, I'm curious as to if honours theses normally include a dedication, and if I would be better to wait until I write my doctorate.
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I have seen such a beautiful preamble (got the PDF from on of my studentfriends and need help to create such a beautiful titlepage. The black bands are to make the picture anonymous, to hide the identity of my friend.  But I just need such a beautiful titlepage for my instructors. No one of us has the preamble anymore :(  Kind regards  and thank you very much in advance.  Is it allowed to ask such a question in this forum?
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I was thinking about submitting one of my papers in  or  and hence I was just wondering if mentioning the same in my CV would be appropriate. Is it done usually? If yes, how should I actually mention something like this in my CV? Kindly guide me (I have no previous experience in publishing papers and I'm an undergraduate student).
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Alright I actually did this successfully a few months back following these steps .    Now when I bring the map into Avenza, I get a "Map Not Referenced"  Now I have no clue what I am doing wrong.  I have tried and tried.  I have unistalled and reinstalled.  Tried to export as image then convert format.    A strange thing to note, I can not select reference map under Print Composer-> Export Settings -> Reference Map.
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Oh man, I don't even know where to put this... or how to begin. As a joke, I'm trying to get the ascii art of the guy flipping a table in a question on an exam. I've tried verbatim but it won't display the characters.  I know it might be a long shot, but does anyone have an idea how to get this little guy  (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻   to display? I know I should provide a MWE, but... yeah, I don't even have that.  Thanks!
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Problem:  Getting error messages when trying to cite a reference in the figure caption. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Can't seem to find that this has been up previously either.  Minimal Working Example:  \documentclass{book} \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx} \usepackage{epstopdf} \graphicspath{{figures/}}  \usepackage{apacite} \bibliographystyle{apacite}  \usepackage{filecontents} \begin{filecontents}{\jobname.bib} @article{rub14,    author = {Rubin, Jared},    title = {Printing and {Protestants}: An empirical test of the role of printing in the {Reformation}},    journal = {Review of Economics and Statistics},    volume = {96},    number = {2},    pages = {270--286},    year = {2014}, } \end{filecontents}  \begin{document} \begin{figure}[htp] \centering \includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{conceptdriven.eps} \caption{\label{fig:researchscope}The process of concept-driven design approach in relation to theory and use situation, adopted from \citeA[p.~282]{rub14}}  \end{figure}  \bibliography{\jobname}  \end{document}   Desired outcome:  The reference to be directly after the words "adopted from".
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I am writing a conference paper of the first time, and the conference I am targeting requires anonymized submissions for the peer review. But at the same time, we (as in, my research group) are required to acknowledge the grants and support of our funding agency in all our publications. Plus, I also need to refer to a previous work of our group.   Is it appropriate for me to leave out the acknowledgements section and the reference to my work while sending the paper for review, but add these details later on if and when the paper gets accepted?   Is appropriate to add details (the acknowledgments section, for instance) which were not a part of the paper when it went for review?  I could think of this as the only way to satisfy all concerns. Are there better suggestions from more experienced people in academia?
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I think I have only seen one CV where a photograph of the CV owner was included. I personally wouldn't want to put my photograph in my CV, but I was wondering, in what situations would including a photo if oneself within the CV be appropriate?