With these you can cross-examine, using video clips from depositions and control your exhibits with bar codes. Whichever approach you choose, have someone handle your exhibits for you. Once again, your focus must be on the facts and the presentation. It is not wise for the finder of fact to be waiting for you to locate an exhibit or fumble with a power cord. Once your case is concluded, you should store your Virtual Trial Notebook for future reference.
Computer space is very inexpensive.
Remember to keep it in a format which will be readable in five or ten years. This requires a bit of planning. The safest approach is to find a safe place for old versions of your computer software. There is no way of knowing when it will come in handy. The trial we presented twenty years ago would be tried much differently today.