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We are still looking for papers and tutorials.  If you have an idea
then please get it in to us.  The deadlines have been extended by
a week.
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                            CALL FOR PAPERS

              AUUG PERTH SUMMER TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 1997

                          5th-7th February 1997


You are invited to submit a paper or tutorial on technical issues
related to Unix, open systems and networking.  It doesn't have to
be related to the conference theme, just as long as it's interesting.

Selected interstate speakers will have their travel and accommodation
paid for by AUUG.  All speakers will get free conference registration.

You may also be invited to present your paper or tutorial at the
AUUG 1997 Winter Conference in Melbourne.

If you would like to present a paper, please submit an abstract
of between 100 and 500 words.

If you would like to present a tutorial, please submit an outline
and indicate whether your tutorial will take up half a day or a full
day.

DEADLINES

   Abstracts & outlines to be in by:      16th December 1996 5pm
   Papers to be in by:                    23rd December 1996 5pm

   Tutorial Days:                         5th & 6th  February 1997
   Conference Day:                        7th February 1997  (Friday)

ADDRESS FOR SUBMISSIONS

   Email:   GriffithsD@cbs.curtin.edu.au
   Fax:     +61 9 351-3076
   Post:    Don Griffiths
            Information Systems
            GPO Box U1987
            PERTH 6845
            Australia

SOME IDEAS FOR TOPICS.

Here are some ideas to start you thinking of topics. If you have any
other
ideas then we'd love to hear about them.
*       HTTP Protocols.  Technical paper on the proposed HTTP 1.1
standard.
*       JavaScript.  We've had JAVA and HTML forms so what about
JavaScript?
*       Internet Policy.  Policies for internet access.
*       WWW Policy.  The issues for companies putting information on the
WWW.
*       WWW Security.  Authentication and encryption of WWW
transactions.
*       System V R4 printing system.  The lowdown on the working of the
        system V printing architecture.  What are these Model scripts
etc
        and how should they be used?
*       Junk mail on the internet.  A discussion of netiquette with
examples.
*       Electronic Commerce.  Doing business on the Internet.

If you have any questions or suggestions, please email me at
GriffithsD@cbs.curtin.edu.au or phone me on +61 9 351-7691.


Don Griffiths
Programme Chair