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Transcript Formats
Get your transcripts
more quickly and in a more
useful format.
If you use Word or WordPerfect, get your transcripts formatted
natively
for your word processor, ready for indexing by your hard disk or
network search utility. Right-click a link below to download a sample
transcript and explore the possibilities.
You'll see that you can search for a phrase, and the phrase will be
found even if the text wraps to a new line. You can triple-click to
select a whole sentence or quadruple-click to select a paragraph. Line
and page numbers appear on your screen, but they are not incorporated
into the text; when you copy it into another document, you get just the
text you want, and the words wrap normally instead of inconveniently
starting new
lines. You can use the ASCII file
whenever preserving line numbers is important.
You can get your transcripts in Adobe® PDF format as well. These
cannot be accidentally altered, and they will allow you to print clean copies of
the transcript in your choice of style. Mark up your printed copy as
you like; you can always print another clean copy.
Any exhibits are scanned and imported into the PDF version of the
standard transcript and are linked. You'll see that you can use
the bookmarks in the left column to jump to indexed sections of
the transcript, and you can also use the page numbers and exhibit
numbers in the index on page 3 to go directly to the page or
exhibit they reference. If you use Adobe® Reader (free
download
here),
after clicking on a link in Reader, you can hold down the Alt
key on your keyboard and hit the Left arrow key to return to
the page from which you jumped.
Note: When printing the PDF copy, turn off page scaling. If you're using Reader Versions 7 or 8,
click on File, Print. In the third section down, Page Handling, set Page Scaling to None.
There is never a charge to e-mail you the transcript immediately upon
its completion. Specify your preferred format, or, if you'd rather, you
can receive everything. An ASCII text file is always included;
here is what
mine looks like.
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