The ACM Publishing System (TAPS) Whitelist of LaTeX Packages

The ACM Publishing System (TAPS) allows use of standard LaTeX packages which have published in the public domain and have been vetted by our development team. The following whitelist of packages are compatible with TAPS production processing of your LaTeX source files. Please note that for the successful conversion of your article to HTML, that the use of LaTeX packages must be restricted to the below list.

Our team is also accepting recommendations for LaTeX packages in the public domain for review. Please send suggestions to acmtexsupport@aptaracorp.com RE: TAPS LaTeX Package evaluation.

1 abstract.sty   39 curves.sty    77 kvoptions.sty
2 acronym.sty   40 datenumber.sty   78 listings.sty
3 algorithm.sty   41 dcolumn.sty   79 makeidx.sty
4 algorithm2e.sty   42 decimal.sty   80 maple2e.sty
5 algorithmic.sty   43 delarray.sty   81 mapleenv.sty
6 alltt.sty     44 dirtytalk.sty   82 mapleplots.sty
7 amsbsy.sty    45 draftwatermark.sty   83 maplestyle.sty
8 amscd.sty     46 epigraph.sty   84 mapletab.sty
9 amsfonts.sty   47 esdiff.sty    85 mapleutil.sty
10 amsgen.sty    48 etex.sty      86 mathabx.sty
11 amsmath.sty   49 eucal.sty     87 mciteplus.sty
12 amsmidx.sty   50 eufrak.sty    88 multirow.sty
13 amsopn.sty    51 fancybox.sty   89 natbib.sty 
14 amssymb.sty   52 fancyhdr.sty   90 newlfont.sty
15 amstext.sty   53 fancyvrb.sty   91 nomencl.sty
16 amsthm.sty    54 fix-cm.sty    92 nopageno.sty
17 amsxtra.sty   55 fixfoot.sty   93 oldlfont.sty
18 apacite.sty   56 fixltx2e.sty   94 overword.sty
19 appendix.sty   57 fixme.sty     95 physics.sty
20 auxhook.sty   58 flafter.sty   96 SIunits.sty
21 balance.sty   59 float.sty     97 shortvrb.sty
22 bbding.sty    60 fontenc.sty   98 showidx.sty
23 bm.sty      61 forloop.sty   99 stfloats.sty
24 bold-braces.sty   62 fp.sty      100 stmaryrd.sty
25 braket.sty    63 gb4e.sty      101 soul.sty   
26 calc.sty      64 geometry.sty   102 subfigure.sty
27 cancel.sty    65 graphics.sty   103 suffix.sty 
28 ccicons.sty   66 graphicx.sty   104 tabular.sty
29 centernot.sty   67 graphpap.sty   105 textcase.sty
30 cgloss4e.sty   68 harmony.sty   106 textcomp.sty
31 checkend.sty   69 html.sty      107 tfrupee.sty
32 CJK.sty   70 hyperref.sty   108 tipa.sty   
33 clean.sty     71 ifpdf.sty     109 tipx.sty   
34 cmap.sty   72 ifthen.sty    110 titlepage.sty
35 color.sty     73 index.sty     111 tloop.sty  
36 comma.sty     74 inputenc.sty   112 totpages.sty
37 coollist.sty   75 iopams.sty    113 trimspaces.sty
38 coolstr.sty   76 keyval.sty    114 units.sty  
            115 upmath.sty

 

Our development team is regularly evaluating and adding LaTeX packages to the list, so please check this page regularly for updates.
 
 
Please note that the following packages are included in the "acmart" package:
  • amsmath
  • array
  • booktabs
  • caption
  • fancyvrb
  • graphicx
  • hypdoc
  • libertine
  • longtable
  • newtxmath
  • tabularx
  • zi4
 
Last updated: March 9, 2020 – C. Rodkin

 

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