Answer. It is strongly recommended that prospective authors download suitable style file for use with LaTeX and templates for use with MS Word.

Caution: Not adhering to appropriate margins and/or font settings may result in removal of paper from conference proceedings without warning.

Page margins:   Letter paper A4 paper Paper Size (8.5x11.0)in (21.59x27.94)cm (8.27x11.69)in (21x29.7)cm Top margin (1st page) 1.0in 2.54cm 1.0in 2.54cm Top margin (rest) .75in 1.9cm 0.75in 1.9cm Left margin 0.75in 1.9cm 0.75in 1.9cm Right margin 0.75in 1.9cm 0.52in 1.32cm Bottom margin 0.7in 1.8cm 1.44in 3.67cm Text width 7.0in 17.78cm 7.0in 17.78cm Text height 9.5in 24.13cm 9.5in 24.13cm Column width 3.4in 8.63cm 3.4in 8.63cm Column separation 0.2in 0.5cm 0.2in 0.5cm

Font settings: Title 16pt Author List 11pt Section Titles 10pt Normal Text 10pt Table/Figure captions 10pt Sub-scripts 8pt Sub-Sub-scripts 7pt Footnotes 8pt

Due to rounding off, settings may be off by 0.01in or 0.01cm. This is within acceptable tolerance of publisher's guidelines.

Answer. Initial submissions (for review purposes only) may be prepared using either US Letter or A4 paper sizes. Please consult your conference home page for page size requirement for the final manuscript.

Answer. Once again, each conference sets its own page limit. This information appears on the conference website rather than here, please consult the conference home page for further information on page limits for this conference. Note that most conferences are placing restrictions on number of pages for initial submissions and you will not be able to upload the file if it exceeds this limit.

Answer. The conference recommends that authors try to keep the final version of their manuscript below 500 KB. This is to prevent the need of multiple CDs or DVD format for the proceedings. In exceptional cases larger files are acceptable. File larger than 2 MB cannot be uploaded through the manuscript submission system.

Answer. Short answer is "Not at Present". Long answer: At the present time, IEEE requires the final conference proceedings to be provided in print version along with electronic version. Since the two versions must be identical in content, until IEEE stops requiring printed copies of the final, the uploaded files cannot contain audio/video clips. This policy will be revisited in the future.