SIGPLAN commissioned the construction of a LaTeX class file for SIGPLAN conference papers. You will need the class file, the document template, and the guide. The template produces your paper in 9-point type, but contains simple options that you can use to obtain 10- and 11-point type. Your conference will specify which size is required; 9-point is the usual choice.
Please include the 'preprint' option on the \documentclass command until you submit your paper for publication. The page numbers it produces are of great help to reviewers. The document template includes the 'preprint' option.
Please address questions and problems with the class file to sigplan-style [atsign] acm.org.
There is a
Word template
that attempts to emulate the Latex class file;
many thanks to Friedrich Steimann for producing this.
There is also a Word template that
provides support for different point sizes (this template was commissioned by
OOPSLA and is being used for OOPSLA 2007). Please address questions and problems with the Word template to
 .
(ACM's site contains an older
Word template.)
Please review SIGPLAN's
republication policy.
If you would like some advice on how to write submissions, here
are some suggestions by
When your paper is accepted please complete the
ACM copyright form,
and send it back signed to the program chair (unless you receive different
instructions). Your paper cannot be included in the proceedings without it.
Are you a student needing additional support to present your
paper at the conference? The SIGPLAN
Professional Activities Committee (PAC) can help you.
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