%	Make sure that the documentstyle command includes options that
%	may have been used by your authors, in addition to the ones
%	that you supplied them in instructions/templates.

\documentstyle[twoside,here,makeidx,psfig,epsf,aspconf,html,bookstuff]{article}

%	Are you making an index?  An author index?  If so, you will have
%	to edit that information into the articles themselves, but 
%	uncomment one or both of the following, as appropriate:

\makeindex
\makeaindex

\begin{document}
\pagestyle{myheadings}

%	FRONT MATTER

%	If you have a lot of front matter, you may end up with roman
%	numerals in the table of contents that are too wide.  If so,
%	uncomment the next three lines to allow a wider space for
%	page numbers in the toc.

\makeatletter
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\def\protect\@pnumwidth{2.8em}}
\makeatother

\pagenumbering{roman}

%	If your publisher has told you that the pages you are supplying
%	do not start with page 1, put the page number they gave you as
%	the second argument to the following:

\setcounter{page}{13}

\markboth{Contents}{Contents}
\tableofcontents
\cleardoublepage

%	The Preface
%
%	Uncomment if you have a preface, which should be in this
%	directory in the file preface.tex.  The preface should 
%	start with:
%
%	    \section*{\bf Preface}

  \markboth{Preface}{}
  \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Preface}
  \input{preface}

%	The participant list
%
%	Uncomment if you have a participant list, which should be
%	in this directory in the file participants.tex.  This file
%	should look something like this:
%
%
%	    \begin{participants}
%	    
%	    \reference Mark Abbott,
%	    Center for EUV Astrophysics,
%	    University of California,
%	    2150 Kittredge Street,
%	    Berkeley, CA 94704, USA 
%	    
%	    ...
%	    \end{participants}

  \cleardoublepage
  \input{participants}

%	Conference photograph
%
%	Uncomment if you have a conference photograph, which should
%	be included from the file photograph.tex.
%

  \cleardoublepage
  \markboth{Conference Photograph}{Conference Photograph}
  \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Conference photograph}
  \input photograph

\cleardoublepage

%	Restore a more modest space for page numbers in the toc

\makeatletter
\addtocontents{toc}{\protect\def\protect\@pnumwidth{1.85em}}
\makeatother

\pagenumbering{arabic}

%	PART commands
%
%	Will your book have \part sections?  If so, you will have to
%	edit them in by hand once you have created the book.tex file.
%	To have both \part pages and the first page of the following 
%	article appear on right hand pages, make entries that look
%	like this:
%
%	    \cleardoublepage
%	    \part{Software Systems}
%	    \cleardoublepage

\cleardoublepage
\part{Software Systems}
\cleardoublepage

%	Article list
%
%	This tag will be expanded into list of articles, one per (long)
%	line.  Once you have created the book.tex file, you can arrange
%	these lines into the order you want them to appear in the book.
%	(And perhaps edit in the \part commands, as described above.)

<artlist>

%	AUTHOR INDEX
%
%	If you demanded an author index by uncommenting the 
%	\makeaindex command above, then uncomment these lines
%	to print the author index:

\cleardoublepage
\pagestyle{myheadings}
{\printaindex}

%	SUBJECT INDEX
%
%	If you demanded a subject index by uncommenting the
%	\makeindex command above (and inserting \index commands
%	into the articles!), then uncomment these lines.  This is
%	also a convenient place to insert \index commands that
%	do not appear in any of the articles, such as those that
%	ask index users to see another entry, as in
%
%	    \index{software!applications|see{applications software}}

\cleardoublepage
\index{ADS|see{Astrophysics Data System}}
\index{satellites|see{space missions}}
\index{missions, space|see{missions, space}}
\index{software!applications|see{applications software}}
{\printindex}
\newpage

%	Colophon
%
%	Do you have a colophon in the file colophon.tex?  If so, 
%	uncomment these lines:

\markboth{}{}
\input{colophon}
\cleardoublepage

\end{document}

%	When you are done editing this file, run the arts2book
%	script to build the book.tex file.