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Home>Making a submission>Submitting a publication
Making a submission
10/01/2013
Submitting by import
You have several possible ways of submitting your publication:
- By selecting a form: the submission is made article by article. See the section Submitting by selecting a form
- Via the BibTeX pre-entry form. See the section Submitting via BibTeX pre-entry
- By automatic import: this kind of submission enables you to import several documents at once. See the section Submitting by automatic import . This procedure for batch imports is available upon request: contact us at archive-ouverte@inria.fr.
- It is also possible to submit several documents at once in HAL via Bib2Hal, a program in command-line mode. See the section Submitting by batch import (Bib2Hal)
- You can also submit using the link to a document already submitted on ArXiv or PubMed (“Document linked to ArXiv or PubMed’). See the section Making a submission with a link to ArXiv or PubMed
