Return to the previous page of the current window/tab (see below).
Nothing happens is the current page is the first page of the window/tab. | |
Close the current window/tab (see below),
i.e. the current window/tab disappears.
Previous pages of this window/tab are lost as well. (What actually happens depends on your browser. Some browsers (e.g. Firefox, Internet Explorer v.7) do not close/shutdown the first tab opened in the browser window.) | |
Reset all input fields to the initial state.
This does not necessarily mean that the fields become blank. If the page was opened with preset input (e.g. when editing a draft), then "reset" recovers the preset input. |
Window/tab 1: | Personal Page P0 | → | → | → | → |
Window/tab 2: | (subpage) | →P11 | → P12 | → P13 | → P14 |
Window/tab 3: | (subpage) | →P21 | → P22 | → P23 |
Window/tab 1: | Personal Page P0 →P11 →P12 →P13 →P14 →(return)→ P0 →P21 →P22 →P23 → |
General Information | |
If any of the following items will not help solve your problem, please send mail to the system administrator: icmpc10-submit@slis.tsukuba.ac.jp. (see also Contacts above.) Upon reporting your problems, please provide as detailed information as possible; as that will help to solve your problem quickly (we might ask back for such information anyway). Relevant information may include (but not restricted to):
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System Access (login, email notices) | |
Q1 | The email message telling me my password does not arrive. (ibid. for other cases of email notices) |
A1 |
The time for email delivery may vary greatly due to various factors,
including network topology (the route that the mail is delivered),
network condition (how crowded the network is at that time), and so on.
Mail may arrive within seconds, may take a few minutes, or even more (but seldom more than an hour). Please be patient to wait for a few minutes or so. If, however, the mail does not arrive after a considerable time, please contact the system administrator. |
Q2 | I can't login to my personal page. |
A2 |
So far, there hasn't been any case that was determined to be due to system trouble
(which means, when the system administrator attempts to login to that account,
it succeeds).
Login may fail due to local factors -- i.e. the browser or operating system (OS) the user is using; and more particularly, to the parameter settings for security, privacy, and character code. Please understand that problems due to such local factors are difficult to identify and compensate for. A practical cure is to change the browser (or machine) you are using (when available). This actually has been effective, and moreover, successful login in the other browser also seems to have enabled access from the original browser as well (I don't know why -- must be related to the security settings of the local browser/machine). Some other checkpoints are as follows.
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Q3 | I cannot change my password. |
A3 | This incident has been reported, but the cause is not identified yet. It seems to be due to local settings, but investigation will continue. |
Submissions | |
Q4 | Will there be any difference in treatment between abstracts written using the Web form, and those that are uploaded as WORD/PDF files? |
A4 |
No, there won't be any difference regards the form of the submission.
It is more important, though, that the abstracts conform with the format and guidelines given in the "Call for Papers". |
Q5 | The text I entered in the Web form is not accepted. |
A6 |
If an error message referring to "non-ASCII characters" is shown,
it means that you have (perhaps unknowingly) used non-ASCII characters in your text.
This happens when you are on a machine using non-ASCII, native character codes
(e.g. Hanzi, Hangul, Japanese, Cyrillic, Hebrew,
but also certain Western languages as well).
The rough location of the character will be shown in the message, so change that character to ordinary ASCII code. Be especially careful for blank characters and punctuation marks (comma, period, quotation marks, etc.). |
Q7 |
I have made a symposium proposal, but the entry for submitting
position papers does not appear in my speakers' page.
(ibid. My submission is not shown on my co-authors' page.) |
A7 |
Check if the email address of your speaker (co-author) is the same
as that person's primary email address.
The system looks for matches with only the primary email address, and not the additional email addresses. |