The table below contains all the forms needed to register for the convention.
Simply click on the
dot in the column under the document type to down load a form. If you have
problems read the
FAQ section below, it may help.
| Form | Word | HTML | |
| Convention Registration |
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| Hotel Reservations |
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| Trade Fair Tables |
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| Stereo Theater Proposal |
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| Digital Theater Proposal |
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| Spotlight Auction |
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| Workshop Proposal |
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| 3D Image Competition |
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| Advertising |
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| Schedule Information |
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| Sunday Cruise Information |
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| Monday Tour Information |
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I download a form? Most people can simply
click on a button and download a form.
However there are thousands of different combinations of software and security settings
so this may not work for you. If you have problems, put the mouse pointer over the dot
and right click with the mouse. Then select "Save target as..." or "Save as" from the pop up menu.
Enter a local file name to download and save the file on your computer. You can then
open it like any local file. - Which file format should I use?
The short answer is "Which ever works."
"PDF" files normally work the best but you should use which ever format you are
comfortable with. - Why do I get an error opening the PDF files?
The PDF files have been tested with Acrobat
Reader versions 4 and 5. They may not work with earlier versions. The upgrade to version 5
is free just click on the link below. - Can I send forms in electronically?
Not at this time. Forms must be mailed
to the address
on the individual form. - Where can I get the PDF reader?
Download it from Adobe by clicking
on this link:
- What version of Microsoft Word was used to create the files?
They are in
"Word 95"
format and should be readable by later versions. - How do I print an "HTML" form?
Adjust the line length on your screen until
the form looks
right, then use the "print" command under the "file" command on the tool bar. Then use the
browser "back" button to return to this page. - Why does the "HTML" form look different then the other versions?
The appearance of an
"HTML" document is largely controlled by your browser. Don't be concerned if the form
spills over onto multiple pages or if things don't line up exactly. We'll still take your moneyJ.
Any questions or comments about the forms should be sent to: steve@shughes.com
