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Author instruction for preparing their camera ready copy The website for submitting the final version of the accepted papers is now open. Please go to the relevant links below to access the copyright form and submission web site: The instructions are organized as follows:
Overview of the page limits and deadlines
Overview of camera ready and copyright form Authors of accepted full papers/short papers/demos/videos/art exhibit/doctoral symposium for the ACM MM 2005 conference will receive an email from Lisa M. Tolles from Sheridan Printing, the publisher that will produce the conference proceedings. The email contains all the details for submitting the camera ready copy and copyright form. Formatting instructions and uploading camera ready copy The camera ready copy of each submission must strictly adhere to the Sheridan Printing Instructions for the ACM MM05 Proceedings. We kindly ask you to read carefully through the instructions from Sheridan and start preparing the camera ready copy as early as possible to avoid any delays due to formatting problems, paper length, or lacking a copyright form. For an appealing print of your contribution in the conference proceedings please do NOT change the given paper style, e.g., by increasing text width and height or reducing line spacing in order to get more space for your paper. The Sheridan web page also contains information on the files and their required naming for the submission as well as the URL where to upload the files of the final version. If you have any questions left regarding the preparation of the camera ready copy, please contact the proceedings coordinator Lisa M. Tolles at Sheridan printing. For questions regarding the shepherding process and further general questions, please contact the proceedings chairs Susanne Boll and Lekha Chaisorn. The ACM computing classification Please note that each paper must provide a classification of it's content and general terms according to the ACM computing classification. If you are not familiar with this classification please make sure that you read carefully through the guide "How to classify works using the ACM's computing classification system" to select the most suitable categories and general terms for your paper and add some additional keywords to it. Do NOT omit classification, general terms or keywords in your camera ready copy, e.g., in order to save space! The shephering process (for Full Papers only) As was started in ACM 2003, the inclusion of the reviewers' comments in the final version of the paper is guided by a "Shepherd" - a member of the program committee - to help the authors in the process of reflecting the reviewers' comments in the final version. The shepherd will ensure that all review comments are addressed properly in the final version. This process contributes to the high quality of the conference and also honors the reviewers' effort in writing reviews. Your shepherd should already be in touch with you; please negotiate a time schedule with your shepherd. The proceedings chair must get a confirmation from the shepherds that all review comments are appropriately considered in your final camera-ready version. Please do not hesitate to ask your shepherd if you have any questions. In order to facilitate the task of the shepherd, we ask you to establish a document that lists all review comments and discusses how you have taken them into account in your final paper. Email this document to the proceedings chairs Susanne Boll and Lekha Chaisorn before August 29, 2005. Please include [ACM MM05] in the subject of the e-mail. This information, acknowledged by your shepherds as complete, is important for being included in the conference proceedings. Printed proceedings and ACM digital library Printed conference proceedings will be produced by Sheridan Printing; the proceedings will also be entered in the ACM Digital Library. Lisa Tolles In case you have any questions left after having carefully read the instructions provided by Sheridan Printing, please contact the proceedings chairs. Lekha Chaisorn, National University of Singapore Susanne Boll, University of Oldenburg |
