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In addition to updating and tweaking the TM class and example with the latest requirements for ORNL technical memos, ORNL TechComms has created two additional classes for SPR and LTR documents and added them to this repo.
Unlike the old templates, the `ornltm`, `ornlspr`, and `ornlltr` classes are meant to separate the document
styling from your document's content. You should almost be able to replace the
styling from your document's content. With some tweaking, you can replace the
`\documentclass{ornltm}` line in your file with
`\documentclass{elsarticle}` and submit it as a journal article.
`\documentclass{elsarticle}` and submit it as a journal article or vice versa.
## Example
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- The table of contents titles are not uppercase like in the Microsoft Word
template. You can replicate the effect as you would in Microsoft Word by
manually uppercasing section headers.
manually uppercasing section headers. This is an open issue, and a workaround
is being investigated.
## Contributions
To contribute to this LaTeX class, simply follow the standard open source guidelines. Create an account on the
[ORNL GitLab page](https://code.ornl.gov/), fork the [ornltm
repository](https://code.ornl.gov/s3j/ornltm), push a branch to your
To contribute to these LaTeX classes, simply follow the standard open source guidelines. Create an account on the
[ORNL GitLab page](https://code.ornl.gov/), fork the [ORNL templates
repository](https://code.ornl.gov/ornl-tech-comms/official-ornl-latex-templates), push a branch to your
