Title should be typed into "Edit title" field. This mini-editor allows for:
No other formattings are allowed in the title. Length is limited to 300 characters (including formattings). Approximate length of title is seen in status bar of the editor window.
If you copy/paste title from Word, please apply and button in order to remove invisible formatting garbage that Word produces. If you wish to clean formattings (e.g. subscript), please mark block of text, then press button.
Abstracts must be composed using built-in on-line editor. General rules are:
Available edition options depend on abstract model choosen by the Organisers:
Standard abstracts allow for same formatting as title, i.e.:
No drawings, tables nor lists are allowed. Length is usually limited to 2000 characters (including formattings), however Organisers may alter this limit. Approximate length of abstract is seen in status bar of the editor while typing. Please note, that usage of sub/superscript consumes 11 extra characters for every text segment where applied. Functions of the remaining buttons are:
If you make copy/paste from Word, please remember that it produces tons of garbage (usually invisible formattings) that artificially enlarge size of abstract and have to be cleaned. This may be achieved either by pressing button (recommended) and/or saving abstract. In the latter case, however, initially large abstract may exceed size limit (oversize error would be signalized).
It is strongly recommended to read abstract at least once after saving. At the saving stage, the Conference Engine will remove from text every disallowed formatting which could remain e.g. after copy/paste from other wordprocessor. This may influence abstract appearance.
Rich abstract enhances standard abstract by several formatting options. Since all remarks made for standard abstracts remain valid here, they are not repeated below (please read previous section).
Comparing to standard abstract, rich abstract scheme provides the following additional capabilities:
Length of rich abstract is usually limited to 3000 characters (including formattings), however Organisers may alter this limit. Please note, that usage of formattings significantly enlarges abstract length. Least space-consuming are sub/superscripts and emphasize. Lists take more space. Formattings needed for an image or a table equals to hundreds of letters. Size of the image does not count for abstract size, but text in the table does.