The “MOST” common FAQ’s brand new users ask:
Q: Is ExhibitView just for making Slideshows or is it for document, Image and video display?
A:
BOTH, Yes, it takes a few minutes to understand that ExhibitView can be used as a linear slide show tool and/or equally as powerful to simply display documents, images or video clips. YOU decide what way works best. 50% a Slide making tool, 50% a live flexible exhibit presenter!
Q: Can I add PDF ‘s to the Documents tab?
A: Yes, you can add both single page PDF or Multi-page. Multi-page PDF while in the presentation area, look to the lower right for the navigation bar to advance pages or jump to any page
Q: DVD and the Audio/Visual tab?
A: You cannot add DVD files in the .VOB format. You can play a DVD only. Email for help on this, we got tricks to share about grabbing the DVD files and renaming them to work in ExhibitView!
Q: Is ExhibitView a Database type application?
A: No it’s not. So, this means everything you add to ExhibitView and all your bookmarks, markups, etc. will copy easily. From the office to the courtroom, one solution.
Q: What order can I show slides or documents or other exhibits in?
A: Any order you wish. That’s the beauty of ExhibitView. We give you a palette and you decide how to display. It is 100% flexible; just start presenting, your way.
Q: Can I work with Synchronized video depositions?
A: Yes, just click on our Plug-in apps tab and you’ll see our “SynchPro” viewer. You can bookmark, call out testimony live or edit a deposition in a few clicks.
Q: Will ExhibitView connect to the projector automatically?
A: Yes, in Vista and XP ExhibitView will find and connect to a projector. To be helpful we have a projector wizard available. ExhibitView runs in “extended desktop” mode to give the user a private screen on the laptop, a clean view for the jury/audience.
Q: Can I import a PowerPoint?
A: Yes, but you won’t see moving text or videos. You can import a slideshow and add videos later. A PowerPoint import is like taking a digital picture of each slide and converting it into an ExhibitView slide.
Q: How do we get trained?
A: You can watch our on demand tutorials on our website and/or you can sign up for any of our weekly webinars. There is never additional cost to learn ExhibitView.
Q: Can a paralegal or lawyer effectively use this program in court?
A: Yes, of course. We have testimonials from plenty of lawyers and paralegals. Even some our users have admitted they had a few “hiccups” but in the end, the jury loved the presentation offered.
Q: What is the winning sales proposition for this product, especially if I am a Plaintiff attorney or Defense attorney?
A: Great question. Plaintiff attorney’s save their clients money on outside IT and bring modern tools like ExhibitView to best tell the story. It lowers the attorney risk on fees should things not go his/her way in court. Defense attorney’s save their clients money, add fantastic technology to defending a case and could even bill for a paralegal increasing the firm’s overall billing. It’s a Win, Win, and Win for everyone.
Q: Is this really easy, or is that just your sales pitch?
A: It’s actually very easy to learn and use. You will be the judge. We would not offer FREE training sessions if it were difficult, we can promise.
Q: Would ExhibitView relieve or replace my firm’s need for Adobe Acrobat? PowerPoint? And the other tools we use currently?
A: Yes, you can save time and money on other programs because ExhibitView offers the “best” of Acrobat, Media Player, PowerPoint, Picture Viewer, Internet Explorer, Etran, DepoView and others. In one, simple to use package anyone in the firm can learn in 30 minutes or less.
Q: Who created ExhibitView?
A: 2 attorneys and one of those expensive IT guys charging you 1500.00/day to flash documents on the screen. We think you can do that yourself and built a better way to help attorney’s make more money and serve their clients even better.
PSS: Read about Attorney Mike Prieto ‘s 43.5 million dollar verdict on September 12, 2010. Mike’s paralegal, Susan Delmonico, used ExhibitView at trial. Here is an article, feel free to contact Mike if you want to congratulate him or ask about ExhibitView in the real world. http://health.einnews.com/247pr/170141
