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<ul>
  <li><a href="#Browsing">Browsing</a></li>
  <li><a href="#Searching">Searching</a>
    <ul>
    	<li><a href="#SearchTextFields">Text Search Fields</a></li>
    	<li><a href="#SearchListsOfValues">Lists of Values</a></li>
    	<li><a href="#SearchYears">Years</a></li>
    	<li><a href="#SearchYesNoFields">Yes/No Fields</a></li>
    </ul></li>
  <li><a href="#Registering">Registering</a></li>
  <li><a href="#Depositing">Depositing Items</a>
    <ul>
  	<li><a href="#UserRecord">Your User Record</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#ManagingItems">Managing Your Repository Items</a></li>
  </ul></li>
  <li><a href="#Process">The Depositing Process</a>
    <ul>
  	<li><a href="#DepositType">Deposit Type</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#SuccessionCommentary">Succession/Commentary</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#BibliographicInformation">Bibliographic Information</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#AffiliationsSubjects">Affiliations and Subject Categories</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#DocumentFormats">Document Storage Formats</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#FileUpload">Document File Upload</a></li>
  	<li><a href="#DepositVerification">Deposit Verification</a></li>
  </ul></li>
</ul>


<a name="Browsing"></a> 
<h2>Browsing</h2>
<p>Browsing is a good way to access documents if you don’t have a
specific idea of what you’re looking for. There are several ways to
browse the repository, including by subject, by year, by publication
type and by affiliated organisational unit (department, research group,
series).</p>

<p>To browse the repository either select Browse from the front page or
from the navigation bar at the top of the screen. Then choose which property
you wish to browse by eg. “subject”.</p>

<p>You will be presented with a list of possible values; select one of
these and you will be given a list of references to documents in the
repository (if any) that match this value. To access a paper, simply
click on its reference in the display.</p>

<p>On the abstract page, you should be able to see what subjects and
affiliations are pertinent to the current document. Clicking on one of
these will take you back to the appropriate browse view.</p>

<a name="Searching"></a>
<h2>Searching</h2>

<p>The repository offers two levels of searching, simple and advanced.
They are similar, but the advanced form lets you perform a finer-grained
search using more fields. Access the simple search using the <a
href="&perl_url;/search">More options</a> link on the front page, or
using the navigation bar at the top of the screen. To perform an
advanced search, use either the <a href="&perl_url;/advsearch">Advanced
search</a> link on the front page, or at the top of the simple search
page.</p>

<a name="SearchTextFields"></a>
<h3>Text Search Fields</h3>

<p>These are used to search fields like abstract or author. These are
the fields where there is a text entry area, and a popup menu just to
the right of it. Type your search terms into the box. You can decide how
the system will use your search terms by selecting one of the options
from the popup menu just to the right of the input box. For example,
suppose that you have entered the search terms “patient care”:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="20%"><strong>Match all, in any order:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">The system will return records where <em>all</em> of the words
“patient” and “care” appear in the relevant field(s).</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Match any:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">The system will return records where <em>at least one</em> of the
words “patient” and “care” appear in the relevant field(s).</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Match as a phrase:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">In this case, the system will search for your terms appearing
exactly as you type them. That is, the system will return records where
<em>the exact phrase</em> “patient care” appears in the relevant
field(s).</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<a name="SearchListsOfValues"></a>
<h3>Lists of Values</h3>

<p>With these you can select one or more search values from a list. If
no value in the list is selected, the system will ignore this field
(i.e., it will retrieve records with any value of this field.)</p>

<p>In cases where an individual record may have more than one value
from the list, you can also change the search behaviour by selecting
“Any of these” or “All of these” from the popup menu on the right of
the list.</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="20%"><strong>Any of these:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Records that have <em>at least one</em> of the values that you
select will be retrieved.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>All of these:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Only records that have <em>all</em> the values that you select
will be retrieved.</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<a name="SearchYears"></a>
<h3>Years</h3>

<p>When you’re searching a year field, you can specify a single year or
range of years that you’re interested in, for example:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="20%"><strong>1999</strong></td>
		<td class="p">retrieves only records where the year is 1999;</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>1987-1990</strong></td>
		<td class="p">retrieves records with years between 1987 and 1990 inclusive;</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>1995-</strong></td>
		<td class="p">retrieves records with years of 1995 or later;</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>-1998</strong></td>
		<td class="p">retrieves records with years up to and including 1998.</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<a name="SearchYesNoFields"></a>
<h3>Yes/No Fields</h3>

<p>Some fields can have the value yes or no, for example the “Refereed”
field. In this case, the search field lets you specify whether you want
retrieved records to have the value yes or no for this field, or whether
you have no preference, in which case the field isn’t used to find
records.</p>




<a name="Registering"></a> 
<h2>Registering</h2>


<p>Certain services require you to register with the system so that it
can identify you, such as the <!-- NOT DONE YET!! subscription
(alerting) and --> document depositing services. When you register with
the system, you can register a username, email address and password
which must be confirmed. The system will email you a confirmation URL to
visit to enable the password.</p>

<p>Before you can start uploading items, you need to <a
href="&perl_url;/users/record">provide some personal details</a>; the
registration e-mail will contain instruction on how to do this. The same
form is used to change user details once registered.</p>

<a name="Depositing"></a> 
<h2>Depositing Items</h2>

<p>The first thing you’ll need to do, after registering, is <a
href="&perl_url;/users/record">fill out your user record</a>. This
should happen automatically the first time that you enter the <a
href="&userhome;">Registered Users Area</a>. You can also change your
user details at any time by selecting the “View/change your user record”
option in the <a href="&userhome;">Registered Users Area</a>. The user
record form is described <a href="#UserRecord">below</a>.</p>

<p>Once you’ve correctly filled out your user record, the registered
users page will show a number of options and any any items that you are
working on or have submitted but have not yet been approved by an
editor. The options are <a href="#UserWorkspace">described below</a>.
Note that the options and information that appear may vary slightly,
depending on whether you are in the process of depositing any papers and
whether you have any papers pending entry into the main repository.</p>

<a name="UserRecord"></a>
<h3>Your User Record</h3>

<p>Your user record is used to hold contact information about you. Some of
this information will be associated with eprints that you upload; some of it is
purely for internal repository use. General information like your name, URL,
address and e-mail address are public, so it’s inadvisable to put down a
home address. (Usually a postal address isn’t required.) Information about
your operating system is purely to help the repository administrators help
you if you encounter problems.</p>

<p>Enter the relevant information in the form. A red asterisk (<span
class="requiredstar">*</span>) indicates a required field that you must
fill out before you can deposit papers in to the repository.</p>

<p>Note that you cannot change your e-mail address here. This is
deliberate; if you inadvertently enter an incorrect e-mail address, the
site will have no way of contacting you. Instructions for changing your
e-mail address can be found in the <a href="&userhome;">Registered Users
Area</a>.</p>

<p>Rather than clicking in each box before you enter something into it,
you may find that your browser will let you use the tab key to move the
cursor between the boxes, allowing you to enter the information much
more quickly.</p>

<p>When you’ve entered the relevant information, click on the
<strong>Update Record</strong> button at the bottom of the form. If the
form is filled out correctly, you’ll be taken back to the <a
href="&userhome;">Registered Users Area</a>. If there’s a problem with
the form, the form will be presented to you again with a description of
what’s wrong. Correct the error and click on <strong>Update
Record</strong> again.</p>

<a name="ManagingItems"></a>
<h3>Managing Your Repository Items</h3>

<p>At the top of the <a href="&userhome;">Registered Users Area</a>, you
will see a section called “Manage Your Items”. Here you can add new
items, make copies of existing items, request the removal of items and
check the status of your submitted items.</p>

<p>To submit a new paper, select the option <strong>Begin a new
item</strong>. This option will add a fresh, empty record to your
undeposited items list and allow you to start editing it. Note that you
can wait until later before completing the submission, and start on
another paper. Submissions that you are in the process of uploading are
kept in your undeposited items list.</p>

<p>If there are papers in your undeposited items list, you will see a
list of those papers with some options. The title of each paper
you are uploading will be shown in the list, or its ID if you haven’t
yet given it a title. The options are described below:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Edit:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">If you select this option, you will be able to continue
		depositing the paper.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Deposit:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">If you’re satisfied that you’ve completed uploading the
		paper and associated information as you intended, then select
		this option to deposit the paper in the repository. Note that if
		there are problems with the paper (for instance, if a document
		file upload hasn’t worked, or the associated bibliographic
		information is invalid), you will be told what is wrong, and you
		won’t be able to deposit the paper until those problems are
		fixed. The depositing process is described in a <a
		href="#Process">following section</a>.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Use as template:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">This button makes a clone of the paper you have selected
		from the list. This is useful if you are depositing a number of
		papers with similar information. You can fill out the common
		information, clone that paper, and then edit the clones so you
		aren’t entering the same information twice.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="15%"><strong>Delete:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">If you select this option, the paper will be removed from
		your undeposited items list and discarded completely. You will
		be asked for confirmation first, so don’t worry about
		accidentally clicking on it. Clones of any paper that you delete
		are unaffected.</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<p>The pending items list shows the items that are currently awaiting
editorial review. When they are accepted into the repository, they will
disappear from this list and appear for a time in the recently accepted
items list.</p>

<p>The <strong>Review your items in the repository</strong> option will
give you a list of all your items that have been accepted into the
repository. They are presented in a list similar to the undeposited
items list, with the following options:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>New version:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">This option makes a copy of the item in your undeposited
		items list. Do this if you are going to submit an updated
		version of the item. Any attached files will also be
		copied.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Use as template:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">If you want to submit a <em>similar</em> item this option
		will create a new item in your undeposited items list using the
		current item as a template. This option will <em>not</em> link
		the new item to the old one. Any attached files will not be
		copied.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="15%"><strong>Request removal:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Request that the administrator remove this item from the
		repository.</td>
	</tr>
</table>


<a name="Process"></a> 
<h2>The Depositing Process</h2>

<p>The depositing process is divided into a number of stages. You can
move between these stages by using the <strong>Back</strong> and
<strong>Next</strong> buttons at the bottom of each screen. This should
be familiar to those accustomed to using the “wizard” style of interface
popular on many modern operating systems.</p>

<p>Don’t worry about losing information you’ve entered when you press
the <strong>Back</strong> button on a form: the system will store
everything you’ve entered when you press it. However, you should
<em>not</em> use your browser’s “back” button when you are depositing
papers.</p>

<p>Each stage of the process is described in the following sections.</p>


<a name="DepositType"></a>
<h3>Deposit Type</h3>

<p>In this screen, you should select the one option on the list that
best describes your paper, for example “conference or workshop item” or
“article”. The option you choose here will affect what bibliographic
information about your deposit the system will collect in later stages.
</p>

<p>After selecting the deposit type, click on the <strong>Next</strong>
button.</p>


<a name="SuccessionCommentary"></a>
<h3>Succession/Commentary</h3>

<p>The repository can link together different versions of the same
paper, as well as commentaries and responses to commentaries. These
enable a reader to move easily around those versions, commentaries and
responses.</p>

<p>If the paper you are depositing is a later version of a paper you
previously deposited in the repository, enter its ID code into the
<strong>Later Version Of</strong> field. If you used the <strong>Use as
template</strong> option on the <strong>Review Items</strong> page, then
this box will have already been filled out for you, but it can be
overwritten.</p>

<p>To find the ID of a document, use the repository’s <a
href="&perl_url;/search">search feature</a> to find the item. You
may wish to have a second browser window opened in which to perform this
search, so that you can copy and paste the ID code across to this form.
</p>

<p>If you are depositing a commentary on a paper in the repository,
enter its ID code in the <strong>Commentary On</strong> field. If you
are responding to a commentary, enter the ID code of the commentary you
are responding to in this field.</p>

<p>You can make sure that you’ve entered the correct ID codes by
clicking on the <strong>Verify ID’s</strong> button. The system will
then show you what papers the ID codes relate to, so you can ensure that
you’ve entered the right codes. Note that the system will not let you
proceed with the deposit if either ID code is invalid.</p>

<p>You can of course leave either field empty if your paper is not a
later version of another, a commentary or a response. Click on the
<strong>Next</strong> button when you’re sure the information you’ve
entered is correct.</p>

<p>Note that you cannot deposit a later version of a paper that has been
submitted by someone else.</p>

<a name="BibliographicInformation"></a>
<h3>Bibliographic Information</h3>

<p>Next you will be asked to enter bibliographic information about your
paper. The exact details that are required will vary depending on the
deposit type you selected in the first stage.</p>

<p>Above each input field will be a short explanation of what should be
entered into the field. To the left of each input field is the field
name. If the field name has a ref asterisk (<span
class="requiredstar">*</span>), then the field must be filled out before
the paper can be deposited; all other fields are optional.</p>

<p>The following are the types of input field that you may see:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="15%"><strong>Text boxes</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Fairly straightforward. Just type the relevant
		information in, or copy and paste directly from your
		document.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Popup menus</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Just select the most appropriate option from the
		popup menu.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Checkboxes</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Used to indicate a yes or no value.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Lists</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Select one or more appropriate options from the list.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Page ranges</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Type the first page in the range into the box on
		the left, and the last page in the box on the right. If the
		range consists of a single page, just enter the page number into
		the left-hand box, and leave the right-hand box empty.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Names</strong></td>
		<td class="p">You can enter title, given name, family name and
		lineage. Title and lineage can be ignored if you wish. Sometimes
		you can enter a list of names. In these cases, you can add more
		boxes for names by clicking on the <strong>More Spaces</strong>
		button on the right. Note that empty boxes are ignored.<br />
		To remove names from a list just remove the name from the
		relevant boxes and leave it empty. Don’t worry about leaving a
		blank box in the middle of the list; the system will “bunch up”
		the list.</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<p>Once you’ve entered the requested information, click on the
<strong>Next</strong> button. If there are any omissions from the data,
the system will explain what is wrong and re-display the form so that
you can fix the problems.</p>

<p>As with user records, most browsers will allow you to use the tab key
to move between the input fields, allowing you to enter the information
quickly.</p>


<a name="AffiliationsSubjects"></a>
<h3>Affiliations and Subject Categories</h3>

<p>In the affiliations stage, you should select all of the
organisational unit(s) within the University with which your paper is
associated. For example, if your paper was published in a departmental
working papers series, you would add both your department and the
working paper series as affiliations. If the paper was associated with a
particular research group, you would add this as well. Add all the
affiliations that are appropriate to your submission to ensure that it
appears in the corresponding browse pages.</p>

<p>In the subject categories stage, you should select the subject or
subjects from the list that best represent the content of your
paper. Please try and be as accurate as possible here, and please don’t
just select lots of categories if you’re unsure, just pick the categories
that you are sure of.</p>

<!-- 
<p>If you think there’s a serious omission from the subject category list,
you can suggest a new category in the two boxes below the subject
list. Note that you shouldn’t expect the repository to necessarily agree with
your suggestion; don’t be offended if they don’t add your suggestion. This
box is there purely for you to suggest categories you really believe are
serious omissions.</p>
 -->

<p>Once you’ve selected your subject categories, click on the
<strong>Next</strong> button.</p>


<a name="DocumentFormats"></a>
<h3>Document Storage Formats</h3>

<p>This stage allows you to upload files in various formats and attach
them to your deposit. You may upload as many files as required,
including none. However, if you upload no files, you should provide an
explanation why in the <strong>Additional Information</strong> field
(for example, the publisher may allow full text access only through
their web site).</p>

<p>Click the <strong>Add a Format to this Item</strong> button to start
uploading files. You will be presented with a list of possible document
formats; choose the one that most closely matches the physical format of
the file(s) that you are uploading. For example, if you are uploading
the slides of a presentation in PDF format, select “PDF” rather than
“Presentation” (but note that “HTML” can include image and other
supporting files of various formats, as necessary). If there is no entry
for the file format that you want to upload, select “Other”.</p>

<p>You can enter a brief comment about the file format if you wish (this
is mandatory if you select a format of “Other”). This is strongly
encouraged if you select one of the “generic” formats, such as “Audio”
or “Word processor”, in order to further specify the exact file format
(for example, “MP3 file” or “Microsoft Word”).</p>

<p>You can also control who is allowed to download attached files.
Select the appropriate security level from the list and click
<strong>Next</strong> to continue.</p>

<!-- 
<p>This page shows you an overview of the document files you have
uploaded to the repository. The table shows the list of formats that you
have uploaded on the left, and the number of files you have uploaded in
that format in the middle column.</p>

<p>If you want to upload some files for a format, or remove some files
you’ve already uploaded for a format, click on the relevant
“Upload/Edit” button. When you do this, you’ll be presented with the
“Document file upload” screen described in the next section.</p>

<p>To remove all of the files for a format completely, click on the
relevant “Remove” button.</p>

<p>Note that you must upload files for at least one of the formats shown
in bold type.</p>

<p>The “Other” format allows you to upload the document in any other
format you think may be useful. For example, you may wish to upload a
Microsoft Word document.</p>

<p>When you’re happy that you’ve uploaded all of the document files, click
on the “Finished” button. Later, you’ll have a chance to make sure that
the uploads have all worked, and to come back and fix anything that’s
amiss.</p>

<p>Once you’ve clicked the “finished” button on this page, you’ll be
taken to the “Deposit Verification” page described in a later
section.</p>
 -->

<a name="FileUpload"></a>
<h3>Document File Upload</h3>

<p>You will now be presented with an upload page from which you can
select how you’d like to upload files to the repository (described
below).</p>

<p>When you have finished uploading files, click the
<strong>Finished</strong> button, and you will be taken back to the
<strong>Documents Attached to Item</strong> page, which will now display
a list of the formats attached to your deposit, and the number of files
for each format. Use the <strong>Edit</strong> button to change the
files for a format, or the <strong>Remove</strong> button to completely
delete a format and all its attached files.</p>

<p>Click the <strong>Add another Format to this Item</strong> button to
attach more files, or click the <strong>Next</strong> button if you have
finished uploading files.</p>


<h4>Upload Files from Your PC</h4>

<p>Choose this option if the file(s) associated with this format are
somewhere on your PC’s hard disk. To upload a file, click on the
<strong>Choose File</strong> button, and find the file using the file
browser that appears. Then click the <strong>Upload</strong> to upload
the file to into the system.</p>

<p>A list of all the files that you have uploaded so far for this format
appears near the top of the page. You can remove an uploaded file by
clicking on the <strong>Delete</strong> option next to the file.
<strong>Delete all files</strong> will wipe the slate clean (for this
document storage format only) so that you can start again.</p>

<p>Your paper may comprise a single file (such as a PDF), or it may be
stored in several separate but interconnected files. This is often the
case if your paper is stored in HTML format and contains figures.
EPrints can take all of these related files and treat them like a single
attachment, rather than as several distinct attachments. (Note that if
you want to attach several files in the same format, such as the data
files used in your experiments, you should either upload these as
separate attachments, or combine them all into a single compressed
archive and attach that).</p>

<p>You have three options for uploading files into the system:</p>

<table border="0" cellspacing="5">
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right" width="20%"><strong>Single file:</strong></td>
		<td class="p">Choose this option if you want to upload a single
		file from your computer as-is. For example, if you have a PDF
		file on your hard disk, you would choose this option. If you
		have more than one file to upload, you will need to repeat the
		upload process for each file.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Multiple files (.ZIP):</strong></td>
		<td class="p">This option lets you use a ZIP tool (available on
		all operating systems) to collect all of the files for your
		deposit into one compressed archive. When you upload this file
		into the system, it will automatically expand the archive and
		attach the individual files to your deposit.</td>
	</tr>
	<tr valign="top">
		<td class="p" align="right"><strong>Multiple files (.tar.gz):</strong></td>
		<td class="p">This is identical to the previous option, except
		that it uses the tar and gzip tools (commonly used on UNIX
		systems).</td>
	</tr>
</table>

<p>Note that if you want to attach a compressed archive file (such as a
.ZIP file) to your deposit as-is, you should use the <strong>Single
file</strong> option. However, if you get it wrong, it is easy to remove
the attached files.</p>

<p>At least one file needs to be shown first. In many cases (e.g. PDF,
PostScript) there will only be one file, but if you’ve uploaded many
files for this format you will need to select the one to be shown first.
This should be the first file in the document that a reader should be
presented with; the main <tt>.html</tt> file if your document is in HTML
format, or the contents page if your document is spread over several
linked documents. Use the <strong>Make Primary</strong> option to tell
the system which file should be shown first.</p>


<h4>Capturing Files from a URL</h4>

<p>If your paper is already available elsewhere on the Web, this option
will let you specify the URL of that paper. The repository software will
then copy your paper from that Web site. If the URL points to an HTML
file, the repository will also copy the images associated with that HTML
file, and any other HTML files directly linked to it.</p>

<p>You must supply the URL of the first page of the actual document
itself, <strong>NOT</strong> the top-level URL of the web site that the
document appears on, nor the URL of a contents page listing multiple
documents, an index page or an abstract page. For example:</p>

<p><tt>http://www.myinstitution.edu/~myhomepage/paper.html</tt> (<span style="color:green;">CORRECT</span>)<br />
<tt>www.myinstitution.edu/~myhomepage/</tt> (<span style="color:red;">INCORRECT</span>)</p>

<p>In order to prevent the repository from trying to copy the whole World
Wide Web by following every single link, some rules are applied when the
system collects your document:</p>

<ul>

	<li>Only files reached by “relative” links are retrieved. For
	example, if the HTML contains a link to <tt>node1.html</tt> then
	<tt>node1.html</tt> will be copied. If the link points to
	<tt>http://somewebsite.edu/bar.html</tt>, then that URL will not be
	copied.</li>

	<li>Only files at the same depth or deeper in the web site file
	hierarchy are retrieved. For example, if a link points to
	<tt>/index.html </tt>or <tt>../index.html</tt>, the file will not be
	copied.</li>

</ul>

<p>This method of uploading papers cannot have a guaranteed 100% success
rate. However it has been used at Southampton University for quite some
time and usually works very well. If something does go wrong, it’s
normally best to select <strong>Delete All Files</strong> from the
<strong>Document File Upload</strong> screen, and try a different
uploading method.</p>

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<h3>Deposit Verification</h3>

<p>This page displays the abstract page for your document as it will
appear in the repository. You should carefully check that all
information has been uploaded correctly. Note that your paper will not
appear in the “available versions” or “commentary/response” lists at the
bottom of the page; this is normal.</p>

<p>You should also check that the document files have been uploaded
correctly, including any associated figures and links. If you spot a
mistake, you can use the <strong>Back</strong> buttons (<em>not</em> the
browser’s “back” button) to cycle back through the depositing process
and fix any mistakes.</p>

<p>If you’re satisfied that everything is correct and has been uploaded
correctly, and have read, understood and complied with the agreement at
the bottom of the page, click on the <strong>Deposit</strong> button to
deposit your paper in the repository. It will then be put in the
editorial buffer.</p>



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