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Instructions for the
Submission of Abstracts
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Deadline for Submission November 05, 2010
Guidelines for Online-Abstract Submission
Please read the instructions carefully and access the submission
site by clicking the link below.
1. Abstract Format
- The text is limited to 250 words, excluding title and authors
- Tables are allowed, however no graphs and illustrations
2. Before you start
Type your abstract in a common Word Processor (e.g. MS Word).
Please save a copy of the file with the abstract text only (no title
or authors). This file can then be used for a "file upload" (most
convenient way of submission). The upload feature supports and
converts tables within the document. Special characters are widely
supported.
3. When entering the site
First Time Users:
- When entering the submission page (link below), hit
on the left side of the page.
- Fill in all required fields and save your personal
information by clicking "Continue" on the online form.
- Click on "Submit new abstract".
- Carefully follow the step-by-step instructions.
Returning users, continuing an aborted submission or editing
an abstract already submitted:
- Login with the username and password that you received
when creating the account.
- Click on the displayed abstract to be changed or
completed.
- Continue your submission or click on desired menu item you
wish to change.
Returning users, submitting another abstract:
- Login with the username and password that you selected
when creating the account.
- Click on "Submit new abstract".
- Carefully follow the step-by-step instructions
General Information on
Abstract Submission and FAQ
Browser Issues
- The system is optimised for MS Internet Explorer. Some
advanced features will be available only with this or more recent
browsers. However, submission is possible with other browser
versions. A list of compatible browsers is given on the login page.
- Cookies must be enabled on your system
Account management - Personal Information - Password
- Please create only one account per submitting author. The system stores
your information. If you choose to submit more than one abstract you will not need to create another account. See "Returning users" above.
- After you created the account, the system will display and
email a password
and username that will allow you to return and edit, delete or
withdraw your abstract. A confirmation email with the access
information will also be sent to you for later reference.
- Personal information can be edited if necessary by clicking the
"Profile" icon (e.g. in case of an address change). Attention: All
correspondence regarding the acceptance of your abstract will be
e-mailed to the address given by you in the "profile section". Please complete all the fields accurately.
- Please remember that the confirmation letters will not be sent by
post. Thus if the given email address is mistyped, wrong or the
mailbox is full or out of order, and the confirmation email does not
reach you in time, you may miss important deadlines (e.g. reduced
registration fee).
Corrections - Withdrawal
- Titles of submitted or started abstracts are displayed in the Welcome Area, together with the information on whether the
submission is complete or incomplete. To edit one of these abstracts, simply click on the title.
- Changes and withdrawals can be made until the deadline of November 05 , 2010
- The submission system stores the information in "real time". The
moment you reach the "Summary" within the submission process and the
system tells you "This submission is complete" your abstract is
completed and has been received. However you will still be able to
come back and make modifications until the deadline.
- Please make sure you print the summary page for your records. The
system also has an e-mail confirmation feature. Simply click the
appropriate link on the summary page and fill in your email address(es) in the appropriate box.
Support
For support during the submission process, please send an email to
tbi2011@medacad.org or call +43 1 405 13 83 between 9.00 - 17.00 hrs CET.
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