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To put a note above the title of your paper without changing the format of
the paper at all (such as "To appear in ... conference"), do the following:

1.  Run LaTeX on the paper without the note, and print or preview the result.

2.  In the first line of the title, find the two characters closest to the
center of the line.  A space can count as one of the two characters.

3.  Between these two characters, place the following command, leaving no
space between the command and either character:
        \ToAppear{ your note here }

4.  Run LaTeX on the paper again.  The note will appear right-justified a
little above the title.

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For example, my paper has the title line

        \title{On the Qualitative Structure of a Mechanical Assembly}

which ended up being formatted as a single-line title by LaTeX.  The center
of the line is between the characters "u" and "r" in "structURe".  The paper
is to appear at AAAI-92.  I therefore changed the line to read:

        \title{On the Qualitative 
          Structu\ToAppear{To appear in 
            {\em Proceedings of the 1992 National Conference on Artificial 
            Intelligence}}re 
          of a Mechanical Assembly}

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If you want to change the appearance of the "To appear" note, here are some
pointers:

1.  Making the "15mm" larger will raise the note higher above the title.

2.  The second "\makebox" command's first argument, "\textwidth",
specifies the width of the box that the note is formatted in.  Making it
larger than \textwidth will move the note toward the edge of the page.

3.  The second "\makebox" command's second argument, "r", specifies that
the note should be right-justified in the box.  Replacing it with "l" will
left-justify the note, and leaving the argument out (remove the brackets
also) will center the note on the page.

4.  If the note is long enough to be two lines, a more complex method must
be used (two such notes can be stacked on top of one another, for instance).

5.  To make the print smaller or larger, change the "\small"
declaration.

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\newcommand{\Tosecond}[1]{\raisebox{10mm}[10pt][0mm]{\makebox[0mm]{\makebox[\textwidth][r]{\small #1}}}}


