You may want to consider temporarily storing your presentation on a hard drive, but later transfering the presentation to a removable media. Master Your Special Effects OK, we realize you're not Steven Speilberg. And by the way, your presentation shouldn't look like some imitation of a scene from any of those Indiana Jones flicks. Still, you can enhance your presentation by drawing upon the visual representations stemming from your case. Ideally, you may want to use actual photographs rather than clip art graphics to make a good impression on your jury.
Photographs are relatively easy to include in a Web presentation.
To do this, you'll need to scan the photographs into a format that you can use on the Web. Using your color scanner, scan the photos into your computer and export them into either a .GIF or .JPG format. For example, I used Adobe Photoshop to scan my photos and then exported them to .GIF format. If you choose to include a video clip, you'll need to convert your video images with a video director type software in order to transform it into an .AVI or .MPG format. If you do choose to incorporate clip art graphics in your presentation, don't jazz it up so much with extra bells and whistles that the jury is more entertained than swayed by your presentation.