If you have not yet registered for the conference, you have a problem that can be solved. Please register to the "waiting-list" and send e-mail stating the problem to www4reg@tower.lcs.mit.edu.
If you still have a problem, please send e-mail to Barbara A. Kucera (bkucera@void.ncsa.uiuc.edu), the International World Wide Web Conference Coordinator.
The conference was planned for the convenience of the attendees. The sessions group papers of like topics into sessions of 90 Minutes per session. The papers are available on-line before and after the conference, and available in the printed proceedings. The time for a particular paper presentation is determined by the context, (2 papers in a session = 1/2 the time, 6 papers = 1/6 the time).
Each of the six Presentation rooms will have a large screen Barco projection system and a set of 3 machines (MAC, PC, SUN) for the speakers. A speaker`s preparation ( (Marriott room, Maine) will also contain a set of the machines.
MACS
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PowerPC 6100 Macintosh
500Mb hard drive
16Mb ram
System7.5
Mosaic
Netscape
JPEG/GIF viewer
Telnet/ftp
SoundMaster
PowerPoint Viewer
TeachText
Audio output to room audio system
Video output to large projector
Network Connection
PCS
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75MHz Pentium (Compaq Deskpro)
630Mb hard drive
16Mb ram
Windows 95
Mosaic
Netscape
Telnet/ftp
JPEG/GIF viewer
No sound card
PowerPoint Viewer
Simple Text Editor
Audio output to room audio system
Video output to large projector
Network Connection
SUNS
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Sparc5 110MHz
1 Gb hard drive
32 ram
Solaris2.4/Openwindows
Telnet/ftp
Mosaic
Netscape
Simple Text Editor
Audio output to room audio system
Video output to large projector
Network Connection
Tom Greene,
