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Abstract submission closed on 2nd April 2008. Authors of all accepted presentations (whether for the oral or poster track) are invited to submit a full paper for inclusion on the conference online proceedings.
Full papers should be uploaded at your earliest convenience; but, in any case, not later than 22nd August 2008. The paper should be 3000-4000 words. Manuscripts will be accepted in any one of the following formats only:
- Open Document Text (.odt)
- MS-Word (.doc)
- Portable Document Format (.pdf)
- LaTeX (.tex; if using separate .bib or .cls files etc., please upload a single .zip archive containing all required components.)
You can submit your paper by first logging in to the online conference system. If you have forgotten or mislaid your password, please follow the link labelled "Forgot your password?".)
Once logged in, from "User Home", select "Author", select your submission, and follow the instructions for "Uploading the Submission". (This will start at "Step 3" because you have previously completed steps 1 and 2 during the initial abstract submission process.)
Submission Preparation Checklist
- Your abstract is no more than 300 words in length.
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