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Your contact information:
Please provide your name, affiliation, mailing & email address,
telephone and fax numbers.
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1. Whether you intend to come to the workshop and/or tutorials.
If you know definitely, great. If you think you may (or may not) come,
but are not yet sure, please also let us know that. It at all possible
we would like to hear from everyone by April 21.
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2. Whether you would like to give a talk,
and if so on what topic.
The "normal" talk length is 15 minutes, though there are also 5 minute
"announcement" talks to allow just a few words to be said (usually
about some beginning effort). In addition, this workshop will also
feature 30 minute demonstration/talk combinations. The 30 minute
demo/talks will give you an opportunity to show your software to the
whole workshop -- there will *not* be a separate demonstration session,
so this will be your only opportunity to show your software. Please
let us know which type of talk you want to give. If you REALLY feel
you need more than 15 minutes for a talk, or 30 minutes for a
demo/talk, give your best argument. If you are uncertain about whether
you are going to talk, let us know that as well; and please do not
hold up letting us know about your intention to come because of
uncertainty about whether you are going to talk.
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3. What types of audio-visual support you need for your
presentation?
In addition to the standard overhead projection system and VCR/TV
set-up, we also have the capability of projecting Mac, PC, and Unix
system output to a large viewing screen.
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4. Do you plan on
demonstrating a system at the workshop?
If so, what system, and what kind of hardware requirements will you
have?
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5. Are there topics that you think should be discussed either
by the group as a whole or during a breakout period where we divide up
into informal discussion subgroups?
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