CAW 2.0 - Content Analysis for the WEB 2.0

Submissions will be done using EasyChair - CAW2.0

EXTENDED DEADLINE: 8 March 2009

Refereed papers can be prepared using either LaTeX or Microsoft Word and openOffice. (Other document preparation systems can be used, but are not recommended and no assistance will be provided in the case of problems. Authors using other document preparation systems are responsible for producing output completely equivalent to that produced using one of the methods below.) If using LaTex or Microsoft Word, or openoffice the following style files must be used for submission of refereed papers and poster papers:

• LaTeX:
  
  • caw2-submission.cls
  • caw2-sample.tex
  • caw2-sample.pdf
• Microsoft Word:
  
  • caw2-submission.doc
  • caw2-submission.pdf
• openoffice:
  
  • caw2-submision.odt

These are modified versions of the ACM proceedings style files. More information on the style files can be found at:

• http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html

Information on ACM categories, subject descriptors, and general terms is at:

• http://portal.acm.org/guide.cfm?

Notes for LaTeX users:

• To ensure your submission is formatted for Letter paper use "dvipdf -t letter" (or equivalent).
• All authors should be listed on the front page. For instructions for more than 3 authors, see http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/sigfaq.htm#a18.
• Recent versions of MiKTeX may not work with the WWW2008 styles due to a font problem in MiKTeX. More information on this problem is available at http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/sigfaq.htm#a22.

Notes for Microsoft Word users:

• Converting from Microsoft Word format to PDF depends on which version of Word and which other software you have on your system.
  • For Word 2007 users, you can directly publish a copy of your Word document as a PDF file. However you may need to install the PDF add-in before you can use this built-in PDF functionality.
  • Prior to Word 2007 there was no built-in PDF functionality. You need a third-party utility. There are numerous available, many for free, such as PDF 995 and CutePDF Writer. You can also search on the Web or ask for advice in the Word Discussion Groups.

Notes for openoffice users:

• Another possible way to produce PDF is to use an open source tool as OpenOffice. You will have to download and install a recent version of OpenOffice. OpenOffice is available at http://openoffice.org.  Use the template for openoffice documents