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Please do your
presentation in English. |
2. |
Presentation Time -
- Invited Lecture: 60 min. including discussion
- Free Paper: 6 min. and total discussion
Please be punctual and carefully follow
the allotted time limits. |
3. |
Presentation Timekeeping - the green lamp indicates one minute remaining;
the red lamp indicates the end of your presentation time. |
4. |
When the presenter
ahead of you takes the stage, please be seated in the
standby seat. |
5. |
For Free Papers, Questions and Answers session taken following the completion
of three presentations. Speakers should wait in the seats prepared next
to the stage until the Questions and Answers session begins. Symposium
speakers should be seated in the discussion seats prepared center stage during
the discussion time. |
6. |
Presentation File
Preparation: |
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All presentations
must be made in the form of a PC presentation.
Conventional 35mm slide presentations will not be
accepted. |
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If you intend to present from your own PC, please read 8. Notes for Presenters
using their own PC carefully.
For speakers intending to use a Conference supplied PC, please prepare
your presentation file according to 9. Notes on Preparing your Presentation
Data below.
If you use Macintosh, please bring your own PC. |
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3) |
A sound cannot be
used. |
7. |
Presentation File Reception /
Presentation Format |
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All speakers should complete a run-through of the connection and operation
of their equipment and preview their presentation at the PC Desk where
is next to the speaker's podium of each room at least 40 minutes before
their session is scheduled to begin. |
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2) |
Presenters who are scheduled to present till 11 a.m. required to come to
the PC Desk the day before their presentation. |
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3) |
An operator and
staff will be on hand at the PC Desk to assist
speakers. |
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4) |
The speaker's
podium is fitted with a monitor, keyboard and mouse.
All speakers are asked to operate during the
presentation by themselves. |
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5) |
PC's and
presentation data will be returned at the PC Desk within
your session venue. Presentation data not picked up
by speakers following their presentation will be
discarded by the Secretariat.
All data installed on the Conference supplied PC's will be deleted. |
8. |
Notes for Presenters using
their own PC |
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Remember to bring
your own power adaptor and cables. |
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2) |
Western Japan, including Okinawa, is AC100 V.
The plug type in Japan is type A with two flat blades without a ground
pin, the same type widely used in the USA and Canada. |
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3) |
Presentation can be
made from any portable PC equipped with Windows 2000 or
later, or any Apple Power Macintosh.
Your computer must be equipped with a D-sub 15pin video output. (Thin notebook PCs may have nonstandard output
terminals.) |
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D-sub 15pin video output |
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4) |
Please prepare your presentation data with Microsoft PowerPoint.
The PC's prepared by the Conference will handle Windows and Macintosh versions of Microsoft PowerPoint only. Please do not use KeyNote. |
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5) |
In the event you cannot connect to the projector provided by the Conference,
please be sure you bring a backup CD-R or USB memory containing the presentation
file in a Windows or Macintosh version of Microsoft PowerPoint. |
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6) |
Presenters are
responsible for determining in advance whether their
notebook PC is capable of outputting video to an
external display. This is especially important if the
presentation contains a large amount of data and
audiovisual content. |
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7) |
All
energy-conserving functions such as screen-savers,
sleep/power-saving modes should be disabled on PCs to be
used in the presentation. |
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9. |
Notes on Preparing your
Presentation Data |
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1) |
Prepare your
presentation on USB memory or on CD-R. Do not use
CD-RW. |
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2) |
Save your presentation as a Microsoft PowerPoint2000 or later for Windows
file. |
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3) |
Use only the standard fonts provided with Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows.
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4)
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Confirm that your
presentation file is functional by opening it in a PC
other than the one you used to create it. |
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