On 22/08/2020 22:31, B Bro wrote:
You didn't understand the meaning of MIMINAL. A minimal example looks
like this (get rid of all the irrelevant stuff).
> \documentclass[conference]{IEEEtran} > \begin{document}
> \section{Stuff}
> \subsection{\underline{Experiment II}: Comparing the Performances of the
> Classifiers on the Test Set}
> \end {document}
OK, now we can see the problem.
> I would like it to print like this.
You can't. It's not your format, it's theirs. The IEEE specify in
ieeetrans.cls at lines 5469-70 that subsection titles will NOT indent
when they wrap to multiple lines. That's how the IEEE want them: you do
not get to choose this, you must accept their format. If you are
submitting a conference paper, you have to follow their style.
But if you only want to use ieeetrans.cls for personal work (ie NOT for
an IEEE conference), then you must copy ieeetrans.cls to another name
(perhaps ieeebro.cls) and modify the definition of \subsection at lines
5469-70. Then it becomes your style and you can do what you want.
Peter