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Markdown is a markup format that can be used to create articles with readable source while making it easy to translate to other formats (e.g., \TeX\, HTML, docx, and PDF [via \TeX]).
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In this article I announce and briefly describes templates and code which use the `pandoc` software to convert Markdown into journal-compatible \TeX.
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- The advantage of this approach is ease of readability of the source files and flexibility in output formats (e.g., for later output to HTML).
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+ The advantage of this approach is ease of readability of the source files and flexibility in output formats (e.g., for later output to HTML or EPUB).
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This article describes and demonstrates this technique for \aastex\ output, however the source repository also includes barebones examples for MNRAS and A\&A.
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I am releasing the code and templates under free software / open culture licenses.
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- Applying this to additional journals or output formats requires the creation of new template files and/or modifications of the YAML header for the Markdown source.
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+ This approach can be applied to additional journals or output formats with the creation of new template files and/or modifications of the YAML header in the Markdown source.
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# Introduction {#sec:intro}
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