Where Can I Find the Hotkeys & Macros for the Ontario ACT Template?

The hotkeys for ACT transcripts can be found after the cover and index pages, right above where the transcript starts.

NOTE: To learn more about what Macros are, you can click here.

If you have chosen an ACT Court 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, witness oaths, and breaks.

These hotkeys are listed just above the transcript itself and are highlighted in yellow. While editing the transcript, you will use these hotkeys to denote different events throughout the proceeding. Here is a quick reference list:

ALT + 1 - Q.

ALT + 2 - QUESTIONINGLAWYER: Q.

ALT + 3 - QUESTIONINGLAWYER

ALT + 4 - A.

ALT + 5 - RESPONDINGLAWYER

ALT + 6 - TPLAWYER

ALT + 7 - COURT REPORTER

ALT + 8 - THE WITNESS

ALT + 9 - THE INTERPRETER

ALT + C - THE COURT

ALT + U - UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER FROM BODY OF THE COURT

ALT + I - THE WITNESS (without interpreter)

ALT + [ - [Indiscernible]

ALT + R,R - RULING, new line, JUDGE, J. (Orally):

ALT + R,J - REASONS FOR JUDGEMENT, new line, JUDGE, J. (Orally):

ALT + R,S - REASONS FOR SENTENCE, new line, JUDGE, J. (Orally):

ALT + X,C - EXAMINATION IN-CHIEF BY QUESTIONINGLAWYER

ALT + X,X - CROSS-EXAMINATION BY RESPONDINGLAWYER

ALT + X,Z - RE-EXAMINATION BY QUESTIONINGLAWYER

ALT + O - … OBJECTION BY QUESTIONINGLAWYER

ALT + S - … SUBMISSIONS

ALT + E - EXHIBIT NO. #: Description of exhibit - produced and marked

ALT + P - RECESS