
Here is your super short reminder for black belt users how to prepare
your ADASS contribution. The writeup applies to each PID (Paper
ID). For 2025 this is a 3-digit code, e.g.  193.  If these notes don't
make sense, follow the instructions in the larger README file.

1. Get the ADASS2025.tar file, untar and rename directory to your PID
2. Edit the makedefs file and uncomment the variables for your case
3. Rename the ADASS_template.tex to your PID.tex, and edit.
4. If you have bibliography references, create a PID.bib, and edit.
5. Use "make pdf" and inspect the paper until happy.
6. Sign the copyright form
7. Make your tar (or zip) submission via "make tar" (or "make zip")
   and upload the resulting PID.tar (or PID.zip) for the editors to review.

If you use overleaf, steps 5 and on change: 

5. Use "make overleaf" to make PID.zip and import into overleaf
6. To export back, git clone it and ....

There are some other useful make targets:


    make pdf      : Build the PDF file
    make check    : Check the manuscript for issues
    make tar      : Build the tar file for submission
    make all      : Do all of the above
    make overleaf : Prepare a ZIP file to bootstrap your overleaf project

