I tried to display the date information by the command \date{June, 2013}
in document class "amsproc", but failed. How to fix this problem?
Here is my LaTeX code:
\documentclass{amsproc}
\begin{document}
\title{This is a title}
% Remove any unused author tags.
% author one information
\author{Shan Zhang}
\address{Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania}
\curraddr{Philidelphia, PA}
\email{szhang@upenn.edu}
\thanks{This is thanks 1}
% author two information
\author{Si Li}
\address{Department of Economics, UToronto}
\curraddr{Toronto}
\email{sili@utoronto.edu}
\thanks{This is thanks 2}
\date{June, 2013}
\dedicatory{To our families}
\begin{abstract}
This is abstract.
\end{abstract}
\maketitle
\section{Section 1}
Let's do section 1.
\end{document}
Best Answer
The
amsart
class prints the date in the footnote before the thanks. Maybe you could just switch to using theamsart
class.Or you can adopt its definition of the respective macro
\@adminfootnotes
for use withamsproc
. The definitions inamsproc
andamsart
differ only in the line concerning the date:Depending on your use case you must redefine
\@maketitle
to include your date somewhere, or use e.g.\patchcmd
from theetoolbox
package to change a part of the macro.