| Instructions to Authors  PAPERSPOSTER ABSTRACTS
 STUDENT PAPERS
 IMPORTANT FORMATTING SPECIFICATIONS
 PAPERS  Papers should be written in English.   A paper should not exceed six (6) printed pages. We accept only 
              A4 paper size.   Camera-ready papers should be prepared according to Instructions 
              to authors that are available here in a raw text file (instruct.txt), 
              a Word file (instruct.doc), 
              a PDF file (instruct.pdf), 
              a Postscript file (instruct.ps), 
              and a LaTeX file (instruct.TEX). 
              Instructions are derived from those provided by the IEEE Computer 
              Society Press (with their permission).   Files  instruct.doc, 
              instruct.pdf, and instruct.ps 
              serve also as samples of the requested paper layout.  A paper should be submitted (within the deadlines) both electronically 
              and as hard-copy.   Electronic submission 
              may be done in PDF or Postscript (.ps) format (only).   Hard copy of the full paper, identical to the electronic version 
              and printed on a laser printer, should be sent to the ITI Conference 
              secretariat If you plan to submit a PDF file, please, you MUST adhere to the 
            PDF specifications given below.
 Contributed papers will be reviewed by two independent referees. 
              At least one author of each accepted paper is required to register. 
              Invited papers, and accepted contributed papers will be published 
              in the ITI Conference Proceedings (ISSN 1330-1012), and distributed 
              during the Conference.  Proceedings is included in the IEEE Book Broker Program both as 
              a book (ISBN 953-96769-6-7, IEEE Catalog Number 03EX645) and on 
              CD-ROM (ISBN 953-96769-7-5, IEEE Catalog Number: 03EX645C), and 
              abstracted in the INSPEC database.   The best papers presented at the Conference will be considered 
              for publishing in the following international journals: Mathematics 
              and Computers in Simulation (IMACS Journal), CIT - Journal of Computing 
              and Information Technology, and INFORMATICA.  POSTER ABSTRACTS 
               Poster abstracts should be written in English. An abstract should not exceed two printed pages.  Camera-ready poster abstracts should be prepared according 
                to the adequate sections in Instructions to authors (instruct.doc, 
                instruct.pdf, or instruct.ps) 
                for the contributed papers.  Files instruct.doc, instruct.pdf, 
                or instruct.ps serves also as a 
                sample of the requested poster abstract layout. Be sure to respect defined margins.  A format sheet with the margins and placement guides is available 
                as a Word file, a PDF 
                file and a Postscript file. Poster abstract should be submitted (within the deadlines) 
                both electronically and as hard-copy. Electronic submission 
                is done in PDF or Postscript format only Hard-copy of the full poster abstract, identical to the electronic 
                version and printed on a laser printer should be sent to the ITI 
                Conference secretariat. If you plan to submit a PDF file, please, you MUST adhere to 
                the PDF specifications given below. Poster abstracts will be reviewed by Proceedings editors.  At least one author of each accepted poster abstract is required 
                to register. 
               Accepted poster abstracts will be published in the adjunct 
                Poster Abstracts booklet.  Poster Abstracts booklet will be distributed during the Conference. 
                Poster abstract organization.  Poster abstract should be arranged in the following order:
 
               Title (centered)  Author(s) (centered),  Author affiliation(s) with full address (es) (centered),  E-mail address (es) (centered)  The text (arranged in two spaced columns)  Key words  References  STUDENT PAPERS 
              (submitted for Student Paper Competition)   IMPORTANT FORMATTING SPECIFICATIONS  General specifications 
               Page setupBe sure to respect defined margins. Paper size A4: 21x29.7 cm 
                (8.3x11.7"), margins around the text is 2.5 cm (1");
 A format sheet with the margins and placement guides is available 
                as a Word file, a PDF file and a Postscript file.
 Please prepare your A4 paper size (210x297) as a plain ASCII PostScript 
                file with NO encoding, condensing, or encapsulation.
 
 Use of Color:The proceedings will be printed in black and white only. However, 
                all participants will receive also a CD-ROM of the proceedings, 
                so it is acceptable to use color in the PDF file. Please note 
                that it is your responsibility to ensure that the paper will still 
                be readable in black and white, as the paper proceedings will 
                form the primary record of the conference in libraries etc. Please 
                note also that the papers will be reviewed in black and white 
                form.
 Headers and FootersPlease make sure not to include headers and footers in your paper. 
                Especially, please make sure it is not page numbered. We will 
                insert the correct headers and footers as part of the printing 
                process.
 Font ProblemsA number of authors have reported difficulties with fonts. A common 
                source of problems is figures incorrectly imported from other 
                programs. Please use only standard fonts in the document or embed 
                all the fonts.
 The error will then list a series of fonts, for example SimSun 
                in Chinese systems. If this occurs, please make sure that you 
                either include all fonts in your creation of the PDF file, or 
                ensure that your paper does not include any text from non-included 
                fonts (for example, select all text in your paper and set the 
                font to Times). Make sure to do the same for any imported components. 
                If you use Word's "insert symbol" command, make sure 
                to use the "symbol" font.
  PDF distiller settings  Due to the large number of submissions, this year we need everyone's 
              cooperation to make this process go smoothly. Please follow the 
              submissions guidelines given below closely since we do not have 
              the manpower to reprocess anyone's submission. We accept papers only as Postscript file or PDF file.
 Basic PDF distiller settings MUST be changed to: 
             
               Press Quality  Acrobat 4.0 compatibility;  all graphics at least 300 dpi resolution; but better 600 dpi 
                resolution  ALL fonts are embedded and subset;  postscript settings DO NOT override distiller settings  Page size is 612.0 x 792.0 points (8.5" x 11")  You should NOT SELECT option “Do not send fonts to “Adobe 
                PDF”IMPORTANT: Authors must check their final PDF files before submission 
                to verify that all fonts have been properly embedded and subset. 
                Some font manufacturers now flag their fonts to not embed. These 
                fonts must be avoided.
 All fonts MUST be Type 1 or 3 PostScript fonts from the Latin 
                1 Font set. Our PostScript printers will not recognize any other 
                fonts. Do not use TrueType, bitmapped, or Ryumin fonts. To avoid 
                last minute problems, authors are advised to submit their papers 
                well before the deadline. Thank you for your understanding. Useful hints for creating a Postscript file
 Useful hints how to create a Postscript file  LaTeX:Authors using LaTeX under UNIX or Windows 95/98/NT need to run the 
              dvips program to generate the Postscript file. Please note that 
              there is no need to put page numbers. We will add them later.
 
 a) Formatting for A4
  Please note that the required paper format is A4-sized pdf. For 
              papers prepared with MSWord, this doesn't seem to cause any problems. 
              However if you are using LaTeX to create the file, you need to be 
              aware that LaTeX itself does not set the page size (ie the dvi file 
              format does not contain any page size information). The page size 
              is set by the translators you use to create the pdf. So you must 
              provide the correct arguments to the translators to ensure that 
              they create A4.  For example, using dvips and ps2pdf the appropriate command lines 
              would be:dvips -a4 cec032e.dvi -o cec032e.ps
 ps2pdf -sPAPERSIZE=a4 cec032e.ps cec032e.pdf
 For dvipdfm, you would usedvipdfm -p a4 filename.dvi
 b) PDFLaTeX pdflatex seems to cause some authors particular problems. It seems 
              there can be a number of causes, partly relating to the particular 
              setup of the pdflatex installation. You need to ensure that the 
              pdftex.cfg file contains the linespage_width 210truemm
 page_height 297truemm
 It also seems that the 'geometry' package can help:http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=papersize
 http://www.latex-project.org/cgi-bin/ltxbugs2html?pr=latex/3337
 http://www.gsi.de/doc/tex/geometry-a4.pdf
 The parameters in the latex file would be\paperwidth=210mm
 \paperheight=297mm
 \pdfpagewidth=\paperwidth
 \pdfpageheight=\paperheight
 But it may be easier to switch from pdflatex to latex + dvipdfm 
              (which are usually present in the same installation).For more help please read IEEEtran_HOWTO.pdf 
              (IEEEtran.zip), or Author_instr.pdf, 
              or visit IEEE web page with helpful instruction: http://www.ieee.org/portal/site/mainsite/menuitem.818c0c39e85ef176fb2275875bac26c8/index.jsp?&pName=corp_level1&path=pubs/transactions&file=stylesheets.xml&xsl=generic.xsl
 
  Microsoft Word:  To save a Word document as a Postscript file, first install and 
              select a Postscript printer, and then from Microsoft Word choose 
              print to a file. When you print to a file, Microsoft Word saves 
              the file in the appropriate printer language. To print to a file:
 On the File menu, click Print.
 In the Name box, click the Postscript printer which will be used 
              to generate the file.
 Select the Print to File check box, and then click OK.
 In the File name box, type a file name. If the file is saved with 
              a .prn extension, rename it to a file with extension .ps.
 For more help please read IEEECopmactPDFsv1.pdf, 
              or eicguide.pdf. Guidelines for 
              generating and submitting PostScript files are also available on 
              IEEE Internet 
              site.
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