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								|  | Workshop authors please note | 
							
								|  | The following information is for publication 
									of HiPC conference proceedings. For 
									instructions for preparing the workshop 
									proceedings, please contact the workshop 
									organizers. | 
							
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								|  | Instructions and Checklist for Authors | 
							
								|  |  | HiPC 2008 proceedings will be published by  Springer Verlag as Lecture Notes in 
									Computer Science (LNCS) - see  Information for LNCS Authors . Full papers are limited to 12 pages. Note that 12   pages under LNCS format are much less than 12 pages under IEEE format, so be   mindful of this when preparing your final manuscripts. 
                                  Deadline for all of the following items, including copyright form, author registration and receipt of excess page charges, is August 18, 2008.   | 
                          
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								|  |  | 1. Copyright Form | 
							
								|  |  | Email singed LNCS  copyright form to hipc@cs.gsu.edu (preferred) or fax to (404)413-5717. | 
                          
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								|  |  | 2. Registration Fee | 
							
								|  |  | For your paper to be included in the conference proceedings, it is mandatory   that at least one of the co-authors is registered by the submission deadline. | 
							
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								|  |  | 3. Excess Page Charges | 
							
								|  |  | You may buy up to two (2) additional pages in the proceedings for your paper at a cost of $100/ Rs.4000 per page. Please note that these charges are in addition to conference registration and may be paid at the same time you register (see the registration form for details). Participants currently residing in India may pay in Indian Rupees, except when payment is made by credit card (see regular registration). Payments for excess page charges must be made by August 18th, the
deadline for registration of at least one author of accepted papers. | 
							
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								|  |  | 4. Format and Upload | 
							
								|  |  | Please read and closely follow LNCS Authors Instruction for the Preparation of Camera-ready Contributions. You are strongly encouraged to use LATEX2ε for the preparation of your camera-ready manuscript together with the corresponding Springer class file llncs.cls in llncs2e.zip and latex source sample in typeinst.zip. If you are unable to use LATEX, you may use MS Word together with the template sv-lncs and the sample file typeinst in word.zip.   | 
							
							  |  |  | The common   formatting mistakes which have prompted us asking for resubmissions (causing   delays of several days, often too close to the deadline) are related to the   following.  | 
							
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											|  | Print Area, Spacing, Font and Citations |  
											|  | The printing area is STRICTLY 122 mm × 193 mm. Leave enough spaces between header and text, and between figure/table, its caption, and the text before and after. The main text is single column, 10-point type and single-spaced, with no header/footer or page numbering. The reference list is 8-point type (small) and citations use square brackets and consecutive numbers: [1], [2], [3].    |  
											|  | Figures, Tables and Captions |  
											|  | Ensure that colors print legibly in black-and-white and that your plots can be   contrasted. Avoid shading. Set captions in 9 points, and text/labels in figure   in 10 points. Figures and tables are centered. Captions are positioned under the figures and above the table. Do not in-line any figures or   tables with text.    |  
											|  | Source Files |  
											|  | The uploaded archived file must include your source files (e.g., .tex or .doc   files) and a pdf of your contribution. |  | 
							
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								|  |  | Electronically submit your paper using the Camera-ready Paper Submission Form. For problems, email to hipc@cs.gsu.edu or to sprasad@gsu.edu    | 
                          
								
							
								|  |  | What to Submit? | 
							
								|  |  | Upload a single archived file comprising all 
									your files. | 
							
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								|  |  | For Latex/Tex users (strongly preferred) | 
							
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											|  | 1. | Your source files, e.g. TEX files 
											for the text and PS or EPS files for 
											figures. |  
											|  | 2. | Any style files, templates, and 
											special fonts you may have used. |  
											|  | 3. | The final DVI file. |  
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 | The final PS file. When generating 
											the PS file avoid using the option 
											"reverse order". |  
											|  | 5. | The final PDF file of the final 
											version of your contribution. |  | 
							
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								|  |  | For MS Word and other users (discouraged): | 
							
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											|  | 1. | Your 
											source files, e.g. .doc file for the 
											text and files for figures, if any. |  
											|  | 2. | Any 
											style files, templates, and special 
											fonts you may have used. |  
											|  | 3. | The 
											final RTF file |  
											|  | 4. | The 
											final PDF file of the final version 
											of your contribution. |  | 
							
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								|  |  | Springer has   recently introduced an extra control loop: once data processing has been   finished, Springer will contact the corresponding authors and ask them to check   their papers. 
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								|  | Speaker Resources | 
							
								|  | Each contributed paper will have 24 minutes 
									of presentation time. This includes 4 
									minutes for questions and answers. The 
									following facilities will be available for 
									making presentations: | 
							
								|  |  | Overhead Projector for presenters using 
									transparencies | 
							
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 | Multimedia Projector for presenters using 
									their own laptops. These support SVGA 
									(800x600) and XGA (1024x768) screen 
									resolutions | 
							
								|  |  | Microphone | 
							
								|  | Note: The supply voltage is 220-250 V / 50 
									Hz (voltage fluctuation can be large). | 
							
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