01535nam a2200217   450000100060000001000150000609000100002110000410003110100080007220001650008021000240024521500210026930000640029033007100035460600510106460600230111560600350113860600290117385200120120299501030121431652  a155681674X  a31652  a20120913d2000       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aPowerPoint for litigatorsehow to create demonstrative exhibits and illustrative aids for trial, mediation, arbitration, and appealfDeanne C. Siemer...[et al.]  aIndianacNITAd2000  aXXI, 436p.d26cm  aIncludes index. Inculdes CD-ROM | Fundo documental do GRAL.  aPreface. Chapter 1. Litigation uses for presentation software. Chapter 2. The basic bullet point list. Chapter 3. Enhancing basic lists. Chapter 4. Sets of matching bullet lists. Chapter 5. Labeled photo exhibits. Chapter 6. Relationship charts. Chapter 7. Text document treatments. Chapter 8. Annotated diagrams. Chapter 9. Motion and special effects. Chapter 10. Running your slide show. Chapter 11. Display equipment. Chapter 12. Learning the next level. Appendix A : Business contract case: Quinlan v. Kane Electronics. Appendix B : Criminal case: State v. Lawrence. Appendix C : Personal Injury case: Brown v. Byrd. Appendix D : PowerPoint 97 supplement. Glossary (p. 405). NITA "How-To" Finder List.  aRESOLUÇÃO ALTERNATIVA DE LITÍGIOS921493  aINFORMÁTICA9426  aFORMAÇÃO PROFISSIONAL9815  aNOVAS TECNOLOGIAS911104  jRAL_POW  104RAL__POW52021-12-176140GRAL935608aDGPJcDGPJfDGPJ140GRAL389045kRAL_POWn2021-12-17o0rMO