I want to put a general 'authorblockA' for every author like this:            THIS IS A TITLE   George Orwel     George Campbell orwel@mail.com   campbell@mail.com      General Georges Asotiation.  Artists and writters Asotiation.    This is what I have so far:  \title{THIS IS A TITLE} \author{     \IEEEauthorblockN{George Orwell}     \IEEEauthorblockA{orwell@mail.com}     \and     \IEEEauthorblockN{George Campbell}     \IEEEauthorblockA{campbell@mail.com} \\     \IEEEauthorblockA{General Georges Asotiation.}     \IEEEauthorblockA{Artists and writters Asotiation.} }   Which produces this (with wrong indentation of the two last fields):
I am in the process of creating a LaTeX template for a conference submission, and up until now I've been working only with the anonymous submissions. Now I need to create the "camera-ready" version, which means I need to add authors to the document.   The template is based on article.cls, with some tweaks to meet the font and formatting specifications. The following image contains the examples from the Word template for the conference:    Basically, I need to be able to bold the author's name (which could I suppose be done manually in the document rather than in the template) and more importantly: divide the authors into two columns, with an optional centered last column with an odd number of authors. The font size of the author block corresponds to my \LARGE defined in the class file.  Are there any packages that facilitate this type of conditional formatting, either in a document, or in a .cls file? How can I use those packages to achieve the formatting I require?
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