TEST INSTALLATION!
21st Annual Symposium on Computational Geometry
TEST INSTALLATION!
SoCG 2005 |
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| Format of your paper: | You may upload your paper in PostScript (preferred), compressed or uncompressed, or PDF format. |
| Location of your Paper: | Please use the 'Browse...' button (or an equivalent in the local language of your browser) to select the file that contains your paper. (If you do not see a button with the text "Browse ..." next to the line stating "Location of your paper", you must use a different browser.) |
| Number of pages: | This allows us to check whether your paper is complete |
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| Contact Person: | The Contact Person is the person who will be sent the result of the reviewing process and the comments of the reviewers. Therefore, please accurately state the complete address information (how it should appear on an envelope), phone and fax number and email address. The email address is very important. It needs to be typed twice. As long as they differ, the submission cannot be accepted. |
| Title of paper: | The title of the paper that you submit. |
| Author list: | The family names of all authors of the paper, separated by commas. |
| Remarks: | Use this field for any remarks that you might have. |
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After clicking the 'Submit data for phase 2' button your data
is checked for consistency.
If not all required data is there, the missing parts will be pointed
out
in a separate window.
In this case, use the 'Back' button of your browser to return to your
submission form, fill in the missing parts and re-submit.
If (we think) all we need is there, the data is saved. A table will be displayed with the data as we have received it. Instead of the contents of the file, the size of your paper will be be shown to allow you to check if it was correctly transferred. Further, the Contact Person will receive a confirmation of your submission by email. Clicking 'Clear all fields' will -as can be expected- empty all fields. |
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