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Author Instructions
- Supplemental Materials
Congratulations
on having your material accepted to a program at the ACM SIGGRAPH
annual conference. This document will help you to properly
prepare and deliver your supplemental material for inclusion
on an appropriate ACM SIGGRAPH CD-ROM publication. Please
read this entire document.
If you've
got any questions about how to format your material, please
contact Stephen Spencer by email at spencer@cs.washington.edu
or by telephone at (206) 616-3281 (8am-4pm Pacific time).
Supplemental
Material
You are welcome to submit additional files which can supplement
your material's presentation and understanding: images, animations,
HTML or VRML presentations, source code, and the like are
all considered "supplemental" material and will be placed,
space permitting, on the ACM SIGGRAPH Conference Abstracts
and Applications or Electronic Art and Animation Catalog CD-ROM.
The deadline
for delivery of your supplemental material is 18 May 2001.
This is a firm deadline.
You can
make your supplemental material available via Web or FTP,
or by sending a CD-R containing the files. Once prepared,
your material should be sent to:
Stephen
Spencer
ACM SIGGRAPH Director for Publications
University of Washington
114 Sieg Hall, Box 352350
Seattle, WA 98195-2350
(206) 616-3281
or made
available online and an email address sent to Spencer@cs.washington.edu
describing the material to be downloaded and its location.
ACM SIGGRAPH
conference CD-ROMs are hybrid Macintosh / ISO-9660 CD-ROM
with Joliet extensions. Filenames of up to thirty-two characters
in length, and of mixed case, are acceptable. Please do not
use spaces in file or folder names.
TIFF images
are preferred, though GIF and JPEG images are acceptable.
Images should not be compressed (LZW or otherwise).
Animations
should be submitted as Cinepak- or Sorenson-compressed Quicktime
files. MPEG files are also acceptable. Uncompressed animation
files are not acceptable.
HTML presentations
are accepted, with the following caveats:
- your
presentation should not rely on external resources for images
or navigation elements,
- the
filenames of your presentation must match the filenames
used in hyperlinks, both in spelling and in case.
PDF (Adobe
Acrobat) documents are also acceptable as supplemental material.
If you
wish to include instructions or documentation for the end
user, please place this information in a plain text file called
"readme.usr" with the rest of your material.
If you
have other types of material you'd like to submit as supplemental
material, please contact me and we can discuss the best way
to include it on the CD-ROM.
Please
follow the instructions for preparation of supplemental material.
Material that does not conform to these guidelines in particular,
attention to file naming and case guidelines may not be
included on the CD-ROM. Material may also be left off the
CD-ROM at the editor's discretion, to allow more equitable
representation of the submitted material.
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