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- Author affiliation
- Entering an affiliation
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- Publishing a Research Report or Technical Report
- Submitting an Inria Research Report with an existing submission
- Published research report
- Publication "submitted" for review
- Publishing in a series such as "LNCS"
- Submitting a conference paper pre-print
- Filing of dissertations on HAL-Inria
- Submitting as a scientific publisher
- Submissions under the Springer embargo?
- Submit a PhD these
- HAL fields
- Submission of a .ppt, image or video only
- Abstract: maximum size
- Modifying a submission
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- Version 2 and validation
- Submission HAL to ArXiv
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Consultation
- Shortcut toward a file
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- Shortcuts to a submission
- Accessing the list of research reports and technical reports
- Submission that does not appear in a search
- Finding a record with the URL of the attachment
- Finding the files for a publication
- ‘No document’
- Visibility of PEER submissions
- What you need to know…
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Tools
5/02/2015
Doing a search
Link to the CCSD documentation
- Search by the URLs
You can also do a search directly via the URLs - some examples : http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal... which XXXXXXXX is the number of the document (last version).
http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal... to access from a previous version (N-1,2,...)
- By collection or stamp
A stamp will give you a selection of documents and allow you to search within this particular collection. HAL-INRIA automatically updates the automatic extractions containing all the documents (and records) with the same stamp, which we call ‘views by stamp or by collection’. These views can be customised by inserting a logo, making graphical choices, etc. Example of a stamp: http://hal.inria.fr/INRIA (INRIA being the name of the stamp).
For further details about stamps or collections, (e.g. conferences), see the section Submitting proceedings in HAL
