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- I am having problems on the registration site - what are the technical requirements?
- When will I receive my badge?
- Can I upgrade my registration?
- How can I update incorrect information on my confirmation?
- What is a Priority Code?
- Why do I have to answer demographic questions to register?
- What are "cookies"?
- What if I have not received my email confirmation?
- It is after the early registration deadline. Can I still register for the event?
- How do I obtain a registration receipt?
General Show Information
- How much does it cost to get into the event?
- What are the hours of the event?
- What are the dates of future Macworld Conference & Expo events?
- What are Macworld Conference & Expo's Terms and Conditions?
- What is the format of the MacIT Conference?
- What is the format of the Users Conference?
- What is the format of the Power Tools Conferences?
- What is the format of the Hands-on MacLabs?
- What is the format of the Market Symposiums?
- Can I go to more than one of the Power Tools Conferences?
- Is the Keynote open to anyone?
- Are the Feature Presentations open to everyone?
- What are the registration hours and locations?
Registration
- I am having problems on the registration site - what are the technical requirements?
Please note: In order to register online, you MUST be using the latest version of Safari, Mozilla, Opera, Netscape, or Internet Explorer for your operating system. In addition, you MUST have all cookies and Java related functions ENABLED to ensure a successful registration. If you are not using the proper browser, or choose to disable these features, you are welcome to register by Mail or Fax below.
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- When will I receive my badge?
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Exhibit Hall Registrants – U.S. attendees who register on or before December 14, 2007 will be mailed their badge cards in mid December. Simply bring your badge to any Badge Holder Pick-Up station, located in West Hall Lobby of The Moscone Center of The Moscone Center, to receive your badge holder. All Exhibit Hall attendees registering after December 14, 2007, as well as Exhibit Hall registrants residing outside of the U.S., will not receive their badges and badge holders in the mail. Simply proceed, with your confirmation, to the Exhibit Hall Registration Area located in West Hall Lobby of The Moscone Center. Proper identification (driver's license, credit card) may be required to receive your registration materials. Business cards will not be accepted as appropriate identification.
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- Can I upgrade my registration?
If you have already registered and would like to upgrade, please contact customer service at (800) 645-EXPO (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press "1" OR via email at macworldexpo2008@rcsreg.com
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- How can I update incorrect information on my confirmation?
If any information on your confirmation is incorrect (or if you have not yet received a confirmation!), please contact us as soon as possible. Corrections that can be made prior to the advance mailing deadline will ensure that any updates arrive to you in a timely manner, as well as help to avoid delays at on-site check-in. You may update your information or contact customer service at (800) 645-EXPO (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press "1" OR via email macworldexpo2008@rcsreg.com
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- What is a Priority Code?
A Priority Code can usually be found on the address label of a promotional mailing piece, in an advertisement, or within the body of an email sent directly from Macworld Conference & Expo. Priority Codes are sometimes used to trigger Special Pricing, so be sure to indicate it while registering. If you do not have a Priority Code, simply enter NONE in the field to continue registering.
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- Why do I have to answer demographic questions to register?
The information collected helps us understand how to improve Macworld Conference & Expo according to the needs and preferences of our attendees. In addition, the demographic questions help us provide overall event statistics to our exhibiting partners. For details about how we collect and use this information, please see our Privacy Policy.
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A cookie is simply an HTTP header that consists of a text-only string that gets entered into the memory of a browser. This string contains the domain, path, lifetime, and value of a variable that a Web site sets. If the lifetime of this variable is longer than the time the user spends at that site, then this string is saved to file for future reference.
There are many reasons a given site would wish to use cookies. These range from the ability to personalize information (like My Yahoo or Excite), or to help with on-line sales/services (like on Amazon Books or Microsoft), or simply for the purposes of tracking popular links or demographics (like DoubleClick). Cookies also provide programmers with a quick and convenient means of keeping site content fresh and relevant to the user's interests. The newest servers use cookies to help with back-end interaction as well, which can improve the utility of a site by being able to securely store any personal data that the user has shared with a site.
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- What if I have not received my email confirmation?
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If registering via fax / mail / Internet, an email confirmation will follow once your registration has been processed successfully. Please PRINT the confirmation for your records. To confirm your registration or if you have a question about your badge status, please call (800) 645-EXPO (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press "1" to speak with a customer service representative OR email macworldexpo2008@rcsreg.com
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- It is after the early registration deadline. Can I still register for the event?
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Yes. The early bird discount registration deadline is December 14, 2007 at midnight Pacific. You can still register at regular pricing online from December 15 - January 18.
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- How do I obtain a registration receipt?
For a registration receipt, simply call (800) 645-EXPO (within the U.S.) or (805) 677-4294 (outside the U.S.) and press “1” to speak with a customer service representative OR email macworldexpo2008@rcsreg.com
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General Show Information
- How much does it cost to get into the event?
There are a variety of packages to choose from. For pricing information please refer to the registration section of this site. Register now and save!
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- What are the hours of the event?
Tuesday, January 15, 2008: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday, January 16, 2008: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday, January 17, 2008: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday, January 18th: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM- TOP
- What are the dates of future Macworld Conference & Expo events?
Please visit the Upcoming Events page for information on the next event!
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- What are Macworld Conference & Expo's Terms and Conditions?
Click here for a detailed list of Macworld Conference & Expo's Terms and Conditions.
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- What is the format of the MacIT Conference?
The MacIT Conference program, held January 16 - 18, will focus on the IT applications of Apple products. We'll focus on the deployment of Apple and key third party products - how to manage, optimize, secure and extend network services. Both client and server issues will be presented as well as tools to help expand network services and cross platform integration. For these three days, you DO NOT need to sign up in advance for individual sessions or curriculums. You may choose from among all sessions and curriculums to tailor a schedule to your individual needs. If, after beginning a session you discover that it is not appropriate for you, you may quietly leave and attend another session.
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- What is the format of the Users Conference?
The Users Conference program, held January 16 - 18, will focus on Music and Creative Applications such as Digital Video, Digital Photography, Graphic Design, Web and DVD Media Authoring. Sessions will also include tips, techniques and troubleshooting concepts for Mac OS X including Leopard. For these two days, you DO NOT need to sign up in advance for individual sessions or curriculums. You may choose from among all sessions and curriculums to tailor a schedule to your individual needs. If, after beginning a session you discover that it is not appropriate for you, you may quietly leave and attend another session.
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- What is the format of the Power Tools Conferences?
The Power Tools Conferences consist of two series one being held January 14 - 15 and the second January 16 - 17. These conferences provide in-depth training on a particular topic or product. Topics included this year are: OS X User Management, Photoshop, FileMaker, Adobe Creative Suite, Dreamweaver, AppleScript, Lightroom, Aperture and Final Cut. Because of their length, they tend to be more technical in nature and the courses are designed with information building throughout the course of the class. Class size is limited. Attendees are REQUIRED TO PRE-SELECT the conference topic that they want to attend. The Power Tools training sessions are presented as in-depth technical lectures with interactive Q&A with a workbook or CD-ROM.
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- What is the format of the Hands-on MacLabs?
If you have registered to attend one of our 2-hour Hands-on MacLabs taking place Monday - Friday, January 14-18, the format is slightly different than that of all other educational programs that are offered at Macworld Conference & Expo. Each student will be provided a laptop with the appropriate software loaded on it. Class size is limited. Attendees are REQUIRED TO PRE-SELECT the lab that they will attend. The Hands-on MacLabs allow attendees to follow along with the instructor's demonstrations.
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- What is the format of the Market Symposiums?
The Market Symposiums are Full-day sessions, taking place on Friday, January 18, will focus on vertical markets where Apple technology is changing the world! Attend these symposiums to engage in discussions, lectures, case studies and panel discussions that look at the issues that shape you work environment.
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- Can I go to more than one of the Power Tools Conferences?
You may register for a Power Tool Conference in Series 1 and for one in Series 2 but, you can only attend one topic with in the series. Because of their length, they tend to be more technical in nature. As well, the courses are designed with information building throughout the course of the class. Class size is limited. To ensure seating, attendees are REQUIRED TO PRE-SELECT the conference topic that they want to attend. The Power Tools training sessions are presented as in-depth technical lectures with interactive Q&A with a workbook.
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- Is the Keynote open to anyone?
The Keynote is open to Platinum Pass, Super Pass, MacIT, Users, Power Tools, Market Symposiums, and Hands-on MacLabs attendees ONLY. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis except for Platinum Pass and Super Pass attendees-who have access to priority Keynote and Feature Presentation seating.
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- Are the Feature Presentations open to everyone?
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Yes, the Feature Presentations taking place through out the week will be open to all attendees. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis and can not be guaranteed except for Platinum Pass and Super Pass attendees--who have access to priority Keynote and Feature Presentation seating.
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- What are the registration hours and locations?
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New Registration Location: Moscone West Hall - Located on the corner of Howard and Fourth Streets
Exhibit Hall Attendee Registration Hour
Monday, January 14, 2008: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday, January 15, 2008: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday, January 16, 2008: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday, January 17, 2008: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday, January 18, 2008: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM - TOP



