What's New in TimeMap 3.0

Having used TimeMap since the original version, I was already a satisfied user, and had already realized the impact that a timeline can have on a jury. Even before the original version of TimeMap was introduced by CaseSoft, I had realized that having facts in chronological order makes it easier for a jury to understand. I found the original version of TimeMap very useful, and when TimeMap 2.0 came out, it improved two particular areas of importance; the first being the ability to print charts wider than five pages, and the second, the ability to send information to CaseMap, one of CaseSoft's other products. The changes that have now been added under TimeMap 3.0 are extraordinary.

15 minute read February 27, 2004 at 01:06 PM
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William M. Jeter
What's New in TimeMap 3.0

Having used TimeMap since the original version, I was already a satisfied user, and had already realized the impact that a timeline can have on a jury.

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