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Making a submission
10/07/2013
Long-term archiving of files
Since March 2010, long-term archiving of the files submitted in the HAL open archive has been done by the CINES (National Computing Centre for Higher Education).
Each main file in the submission (text files in pdf format or image files in jpeg format) is copied to the CINES archiving system. The files contained in the appendix are not concerned.
Cines accept only version 1.4 or more pdf file. You can test your files on FACILE (http://facile.cines.fr/) website. If your pdf is less than 1.4 version your have to donwload it once again for depost it on HAL.
New submissions are sent to CINES three months after being posted online.
