Conference Archive

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Last Update: 2016-07-24

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Conference Archive is a PHP, MySQL based Software to upload and manage the Conference Proceedings. Conference Managers will be able to upload the Conference Proceedings. The Conference Proceedings will be available with Advance Search.

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Uploading of Conference Proceedings
Searching and Indexing of Conference Manuscripts
Searching by Author, Keywords and Conference

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Conference Proceedings Archive Management

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