You can copy a timeline chronology into a word processing application. This is useful if you want to add your case chronology to a briefs document. TimeMap saves the selected timeline as a metafile so you can resize it without losing visual quality.
TimeMap offers three copy options:
• | Copy Entire Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile |
All of the elements of your visual will be copied to the clipboard.
• | Copy One Page of a Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile |
If the timeline has multiple pages, select this option to select a one page to copy to the clipboard.
• | Copy One Page of a Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile (Repeat Mode) |
This option lets you take advantage of the Repeat Mode feature. If a Fact flag is on a page break (and will not print entirely on a page), TimeMap will repeat the Fact flag from its start point on the subsequent page.
1. | Open the timeline you want to copy. |
2. | On the Home ribbon, click Copy, and then click Copy Metafile to Clipboard. |
3. | On the submenu, select the from the following: |
• | Copy Entire Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile |
If you select this option, proceed to Step 5 below.
• | Copy One Page of Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile |
• | Copy One Page of Visual to Clipboard as a Metafile (Repeat Mode) |
4. | In the Select Page to Copy to Clipboard dialog box, select the timeline page you want to copy and then click OK. |
5. | Open your word processing document. |
6. | On the Edit menu of your document, click Paste Special. |
Do not click Paste.
You can also right-click and then click Paste Special.
7. | In the Paste Special dialog box, select Enhanced Metafile. |
The selected timeline now displays in your word processing document.
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