Preparing a manuscript for double-blind review, what is meant by "complete manuscript text minus the title page" and "separate title page"? I want to submit an article to a journal which uses the system of double peer review, the information that I found was the following:


  Confirm that you have prepared: (a) a complete manuscript text minus
  the title page, acknowledgements, and any running headers of author
  names so as to permit anonymous review; (b) a separate title page with
  author information.


so lets suppose that my article has the following structure:

Page 1: Title of the article, author, affiliation
Page 2: Abstract
Page 3: Title of the article, Introduction
...


so for part (a) what should I include? should I do something like this:

Page 2: Abstract
Page 3: Title of the article, Introduction


and for part (b) should I submit only:

Page 1: Title of the article, author, affiliation


is it like that? I have already take care that any reference about me or the place in which I made the research is anonymized. Any help?
The basic answer here is to ask an editor since it's your first submission, but I would think that this sounds good. There's a lot more to preparation for double-blind review than taking your names off the front. You've got to do a good job making your self-citations look like references to other people. I.e., instead of saying "in [5] we showed" you say "in [5] Layal, et al. showed", etc, etc.