My confusion about the copyrights

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First-time manuscript submitters often face confusion regarding copyright agreements, with the consensus that submission rules vary by publisher, and it's essential to check specific guidelines. Many users recommend carefully reviewing submission instructions line-by-line to avoid missing steps, as different journals utilize different systems. If issues arise, contacting journal staff for assistance is advised, as they are familiar with common problems. Additionally, having an experienced supervisor assist during the submission process can help navigate challenges effectively. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexities of manuscript submission and the importance of following guidelines closely.
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I am a first timer and i am about to send my first manuscript. I can't figure out if i have to send the copyrights agreement via mail?Can i send it via email too?
( i don't know if this is the related section of the forum. If not my apologies :))
thanx
 
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Rules are up to the publisher.

Congratulations, by the way.
 
thanx. I can't see my abstract on my created .html pag. I says it is suppoused to be seen. Do you have any idea?
 
Different publications use different submission systems. If you're having difficulty with your submission - first go back and read the instructions carefully - line-by-line. It can often be very easy to miss a step. Once the documents are uploaded you'll want to make sure you view and approve them - all journals that I've published in produce PDF documents so you will know what the reviewers will see.

If this is your first submission, I would suggest you go through the submission process with your supervisor present if at all possible - an experienced hand can save a lot of headaches.

And when in trouble, you can always contact the journal staff. Chances are you're not the first person who's run into whatever problem you're having.
 
thanx choppy. I guess you are right. Publishing a manuscript is more difficult than finding a subject to write.thanx
 
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