Key to icons for available formats

Note: not all formats are available for all papers. In particular, author's packages are only available when the author provided one. Likewise, when a full paper was not submitted (probably because the presentation was accepted as late breaking), the paper that appears here may be limited to an abstract.

for HTML

HTML renditions of the conference papers, generated via XSLT. This link opens a page showing an abstract and table of contents to the conference paper. If you wish to go straight to the main body of the paper, click on the paper's title in the listing.

for Typeset PDF

In 2001, PDF versions of conference papers were professionally typeset by Impressions.

for PDF from XSLFO

PDF versions of the papers were also generated via XSL. 2002 papers were generated with XEP, an XSL formatter kindly provided by RenderX, Inc. (see http://www.renderx.com). In 2003, we have used XSLFormatter, another excellent product from AntennaHouse, Inc. (see http://www.antennahouse.com or http://www.antenna.co.jp for the Japanese-language site).

for XML

Link directly to XML source as created by the author and edited for production (e.g., tag abuse amelioration). Note: no stylesheet is associated: you will get raw XML! and not every browser can parse XML containing entity references, which many of these files do. (If you have this problem, use another tool to open the file after downloading it, and the DTD, if necessary.)

for author's package

In many cases, the author has also provided us with one or more files, usually including a display version of the paper as presented (in Microsoft Powerpoint, Open Office, Adobe PDF, HTML or other format). In some cases, files used for technology demonstrations are also included. The packages are provided in .zip format; download, open and see what you get.