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	March 26 - 30, 2000

IEEE INFOCOM 2000 Author's Kit

Instructions on preparing your paper

In general, you should use the same style you used for generating the version submitted for review only the font size in the proceedings is 10 points (instead of 11).
This year, published Infocom papers can be up to 10 pages long. There are no overlength charges and additional pages cannot be bought.

You should submit your paper electronically via FTP to ftp://ftp.cs.columbia.edu/incoming using the file name N-M.ps or N-M.pdf, where N-M is the numeric identifier for their paper, such as 123-456789.ps or 123-456789.pdf. Authors will receive email confirming receipt of the paper. (This is the same procedure authors used to submit their manuscript.)
In addition, you need to send by mail to the IEEE the following items:

1. Two camera-ready paper copies of the submission.
2. A copyright form.

Express mail should be addressed to:

Special note for OPENARCH authors.

Conference Registration

Travel Grants

Speaking at Infocom

We also prepared some hints about speaking at Infocom.

Miscellaneous Forms

• INFOCOM 2000 Registration Form
• Reprint Order Form
• IEEE Communications Society Membership Forms
• IEEE Computer Society Membership Forms

If you have a publications related problem that is not addressed by the above instructions, you can try contacting one of the publications co-chairs, Irene Katzela or Yuval Shavitt

Last updated 11/2/99