example.tex

%% -----------------------------------------------------
%% Sample free form document written in NSERC format
%%
%% Declare the document as "nserc-appendix"; use either 11 or 12pt
%% fonts, and specify whether the document is in French or English
%% -----------------------------------------------------
\documentclass[12pt,english]{nserc-appendix}

%% --------------------------
%% Inclusion of a basic configuration file. Go see this file: there are
%% parameters (such as your name, etc.) to fill in. This avoids repeating
%% the same info in the case you produce multiple documents for the same
%% application.
%% --------------------------
\input{application-config.tex}

%% ----------
%% Set the title of the document in the PDF's metadata
%% ----------
\hypersetup{%
  pdftitle = {Title of the document}
}

\begin{document}
\title{Title of the document}

%% ----------
%% Set start page number of the document. Change this depending on
%% the part you are writing, and its position relative to the rest of
%% the application.
%% ----------
\setcounter{page}{7}
\maketitle

\section{A Section Name}

From here on, write your text as usual, using sections, subsections,
etc. You can also use references
\cite{DBLPjournals/jsyml/Turing48,DBLPconf/afips/SolomonP76}.

Nunc bibendum lorem in ligula malesuada mattis. Quisque quis fermentum
neque, vitae venenatis ante. Etiam et iaculis nibh. Curabitur fringilla
lobortis rhoncus. Vestibulum tristique nulla ac mi molestie congue. Nullam
auctor laoreet orci a lobortis. Aenean convallis lacus a laoreet viverra.

Quisque ullamcorper tristique varius. Pellentesque nec est sed diam gravida
vulputate non at ex. Donec rhoncus ligula purus, non vestibulum lorem
hendrerit nec. Quisque sagittis nulla ac velit pulvinar laoreet. Nam viverra
sodales mauris a sodales. Quisque vitae dignissim nibh. Suspendisse pulvinar
lacus at consequat commodo. Praesent rhoncus, nibh quis porta dignissim,
nisl tellus vestibulum felis, eu rutrum mauris magna consequat quam. Proin
sagittis eleifend velit sit amet placerat.

%% ------------
%% References
%% NSERC applications require the references to be in a distinct PDF,
%% uploaded separately from the main text. The hack I suggest is to
%% write the document *with* the references at the end (like a normal
%% article, and then to split it in two manually (for example, using pdftk).
%% For Linux systems, the script split-application.sh bundled with this
%% package does exactly that.
%% ------------
\newpage
\pagestyle{plain}
\bibliographystyle{abbrv}
\bibliography{example}

\end{document}
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