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我现在也想往 IET Information Security上面投一篇文章，但是现在官网的作者指南打不开了，关于投稿格式想向投过这个杂志的请教几个问题： 1.word投稿可以吗？ 2.长度限制是6k字8附图吗？ 3.图表是直接放在文中，还是放在文章最后面？ 4.需要推荐审稿人吗？ 谢谢了！ |
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