The Proceedings Paper Template is a Microsoft Word template using a one-column format for your Proceedings paper. You may use this template for your content. Some important features include:
Page number centered in the footer
Paper Number in the header (your paper number was provided with your paper acceptance email)
Styles for
the title,
the author's by line,
headings,
subheadings,
the body,
code that is embedded in a paragraph or sentence,
code that is in it's own separate paragraph, and
contact information.
Trademark acknowledgements
A sample layout
NOTE: You are not required to use this template. If your paper was prepared for SAS Global Forum 2010, the format is just fine except you need to change the paper number.
Please use the proceedings paper template (described above - this way is easiest), or use a single-spaced, one column per page format and include page numbers.
Remember to include
Proper trademark references and the trademark citation
Acknowledgements and references
Your contact information
Papers are limited according to the length of the presentation.
Twenty pages for 50-minute presentations.
Twelve pages for 20-minute presentations.
Eight pages for 10-minute presentations.
Page counts include all charts, tables, graphs, and appendices. If you require more pages, please contact your section chair to discuss.
If the Submission System gives a message that your paper is too large to load, contact your section chair, so they can assist. (The limits can be temporarily overridden.)
If you have any questions about paper creation, your first point of contact is your section chair.
Confirm that your paper follows the guidelines above.
Create a PDF and name it using your paper number (from your section chair) and the primary author’s last name.
PaperName = PaperNumber || "." || PrimaryLastName || ".pdf";
Example: TU05.Heaton.pdf refers to paper number TU05 authored by Heaton.
