This page provides information for authors of accepted papers to assist in the preparation of the final paper manuscript, electronic version for CDROM, and the PowerPoint presentation slides. If you need additional information, please contact your Topic Coordinator or the ITC office at +1 202 973 8665 or ITC@courtesyassoc.com.
Notice to authors:
ITC will be using Power Point XP for presentations at this year's conference.
Slide guides are available below.
| June 17, 2011 | -PDF version of manuscript for CDROM and Proceedings due -Completed Ecopyright or copyright form due. -Check 35 word abstract (update paper info on web) |
| July 26, 2011 | Sample PowerPoint file upload to ITC web site |
| August 09, 2011 | Full first draft of PowerPoint presentation for projecting at conference uploaded to ITC website. First full draft of PowerPoint presentation or PDF file for presentation CD uploaded to ITC website. |
| August 30, 2011 | Final version of PowerPoint presentation for projecting at conference uploaded to ITC website. Final version of PowerPoint presentation or PDF file for presentation CD uploaded to ITC website. |
The pages below will help you prepare your talk and instruct you on how to submit the electronic version of your paper:
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The page below will help you prepare your talk and instruct you on how to submit the electronic versions of your presentation:
Click on the link below to download the following file:
The slide guide is a combination guide, template, and detailed instructions. More detailed instructions appear in the notes pages which are not always displayed. It is suggested that you first display the guide as a slide show to get a feel for the overall guidelines. Then, select "Notes Page" under the "View" menu and display each slide again to see the detailed info. The detailed info font is a bit small on a laptop, but it's readable on a 15" monitor and prints well.
The following presentations are available as examples. The first example demonstrates a rather traditional presentation, while the second example makes more extensive use of the PowerPoint capabilities.