Barry's ideas:

 * create top-level master.tex file:

 \documentclass{article}
 \usepackage{graphics}
 \begin{document}
 \input{163-291-1-LE.tex}
 \end{document}

 OR copy from previous volume "OSGeoJournal_volX.tex"
 which has all the right top stuff already set.


 This way the .tex for delivery will hopefully be ready to include into
 a document. Emacs has a smart master file system so that when I am
 editing 163-291-1-LE.tex it knows to run LaTeX on master.tex.

 * Convert images to PDF with "convert foo.tif foo.pdf"

 * Save .doc from OpenOffice as text - rename as .tex, load into emacs

 * Add paragraph breaks and reformat long lines

 * Replace all smart quotes with back-tick and apostrophe

 * Replace & with \&

 * Replace - with -- where needed. Note .docs often contain - chars
 which arent ascii - chars. These can end up invisible in LaTeX.

 * Add \section and \subsection headings

 * Reformat table text. Add captions and labels, reference the labels
 in the text.

 * Add \begin{figure} blocks for figures (I still need some of the
 figure graphics!). Add captions and labels, reference the labels in
 the text.

 * Wrap lists in itemize or enumerate blocks

 * set abstract in \begin{abstract} block

 * move Acknowledgements section to just before References [is that right?]