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 # Template for writing LaTeX documents from Emacs orgmode
 
 A set of (mostly) self-explaining files for using orgmode to author structure and content of a document, and then insert this into a latex template. Use cases are where the latex style, class, and detailed commands to be used are prescribed by the journal/publisher etc.
 
-Requirements: A recent Emacs (tested on Emacs 24.5, and 28.2), Python, make, pdflatex.
+Requirements: A recent Emacs (tested on Emacs 24.5, and 28.2), Python, make, pdflatex, latemk for `watch` target.
 
 ## Get started
 
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 ## What does the final ``paper.pdf`` look like?
 
-We have committed this file for convenience to the repository, and it can be seen [here](compiled-paper.pdf).
+We have committed this file for convenience to the repository, and it can be seen [here](compiled-paper.pdf), or downloaded as an artifact.
 
-Author: Hans Fangohr, University of Southampton, European XFEL
+Author: Hans Fangohr, University of Southampton, European XFEL, MPSD
 
-## Update 2018
+## Changes
 
-Note the contribution that shows a one-file solution for this problem at https://github.com/fangohr/template-latex-paper-from-orgmode/issues/4 by @dineshadepu .
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-## Update 2023
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-- added target `make watch` to automatically recompile on change of sources
+- 2018: Note the contribution that shows a one-file solution for this problem at https://github.com/fangohr/template-latex-paper-from-orgmode/issues/4 by @dineshadepu .
+- 2023: added target `make watch` to automatically recompile on change of sources (using `latexmk`)
+- 2024: activate Github actions to provide CI