You have just received a Claudio Ontario ACT Transcript, and are not sure how to start editing it? This article is meant to help you so that using them will become a piece of cake
NOTE: To learn more about Macros in MS Word, you can check out this article.
If you have chosen a Legal Discovery or Deposition Transcript Profile when submitting a job through Claudio, you can expect to receive a non-speaker-identified transcript with embedded hotkeys for common notations such as speaker labels, exhibits, and breaks. We recommend a non-speaker identified transcript in cases where the speaker notations follow a specified regulated format that is better achieved using macro-enabled hotkeys embedded in the Claudio transcript that can be used when editing the transcript.
These hotkeys are listed just above the transcript itself. While editing the transcript, you will use these hotkeys to denote different events throughout the proceeding.
The hotkeys are connected to predefined macros meant so that when you press certain keys, they would insert the specific pre-defined formatted text.
While this video uses the formatting of a default discovery/ deposition template in Claudio, the system supports the ability to create custom profiles with your specific templates attached to them.