View source for UP Overleaf

Ready-to-use LaTeX templates on [http://10.206.150.206 UP Overleaf]. Open a template, then choose '''Menu → Copy Project''' to get your own editable copy.

<blockquote>You need a UP Overleaf account to open these links. The copy you make is yours — later changes to the master template do not affect it.</blockquote>

== Templates ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Template !! For !! Link
|-
| '''NGSE Thesis Template (Blank)''' || Thesis manuscripts following the format of the National Graduate School of Engineering (NGSE), College of Engineering, UP Diliman || [http://10.206.150.206/read/yqwwfmnbbkrg Open]
|}

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== How to use a template ==

# Click the template's '''Open''' link above (log in to UP Overleaf if prompted).
# In the editor, open the '''Menu''' (top-left) and choose '''Copy Project'''.
# Give your copy a name. You now have your own editable version.
# Edit, and hit '''Recompile'''.

== How to contribute a template ==

Anyone with a UP Overleaf account can contribute — you do not need to be an admin. In short: build a blank, generic Overleaf project, add a short <code>README.md</code>, share it read-only, and add a row to the [[#Templates|table above]].

For the full step-by-step guide (building the project, sharing read-only, who-can-do-what), see '''[[Contributing an Overleaf Template]]'''.

== Notes ==

* Templates are listed in the '''Templates ▾''' menu in the Overleaf top navigation. The most-used ones appear there directly; this wiki page is the complete list.
* Read-only links require a UP Overleaf login — they are not open to the public internet, so it is safe to list them here.