Dear <author>:

I am very pleased to inform you that your paper

	<title>

has been accepted for presentation at the ACM SIGPLAN-SIGACT Symposium on
Principles of Programming Languages (POPL'95).  Attached below are the
reviewer's comments, plus instructions for producing the camera-ready copy.
A written confirmation of your paper's acceptance will be sent within the
next two weeks.

Note that the final camera-ready copy *must* be in our hands by

	*** October 24, 1994 ***

This is an absolute deadline.  (If missed, your paper may not be included
in the conference).  Please send your camera-ready copy to the Conference
Chair:

	Ron Cytron
	Washington University
	Department of Computer Science
	Campus Box 1045
	One Brookings Drive
	St. Louis, MO 63130

	telephone: (314) 935-7527
        e-mail  cytron@cs.wustl.edu

At some point you will be asked to sign an ACM copyright form.

The conference is scheduled for 23-25 January 1995, in San Francisco.

At the conference, you will be given a 30-minute time slot for presenting
your paper.  Of this 30 minutes, no more than 25 should be used for giving
the talk, thus reserving at least 5 minutes for questions from the
audience.  A session chairman will help you to monitor the time spent
during your time slot.  We strongly recommend that you carefully prepare
your presentation so as to make most effective use of the time.  A clear,
compelling, and complete summary of your paper will be more effective than
a technically detailed talk that can be only half-completed in the time
allowed!  Note also that your talk will be presented to an audience with
wide and varying interests in programming languages.  To the greatest
extent possible, your talk should be understandable at some level to
everybody in the audience.

For the reasons stated above, it is not unusual for the format of the
presented talk to differ form that of the paper.  The talk should compel
the interested listener to read the paper.  The language for this
conference is English, and it is recommended that the speaker for your
paper practice sufficiently to produce an audible, clear talk.  Two
overhead projectors will be available; any other audio/visual eqiupment
needs must be made clear to the general chair (Ron Cytron) a month before
the conference.

Camera-ready copy should be produced on a reasonably high-quality (300 dpi
or better) printer, typically from a .dvi, .ps or similar source.
Facsimile is not acceptable for final camera-ready copy.

The proceedings format is 2-column with pages formatted according the
standard ACM conference style.  If you are using LaTeX, we recommend using
the acmconf.sty style file which is available via anonymous ftp:

	ftp ftp.cs.cmu.edu
	cd user/petel/popl95
	get acmconf.sty

or from the POPL95 home page on the world-wide web:

    http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs/user/petel/ftp/popl95/popl95.html

The base page limit is 12 pages.  Authors may buy additional pages up to 15 
for $150/page.  [No charge for the first 12 pages, no possibility for more
than 15.]

If you have any questions please let me know.


Thank you for submitting to POPL'95, and please accept our congratulations
on your paper's acceptance.

Sincerely,

Peter Lee, POPL'95 Program Chair

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