Now I'd like to show you different types of timelines that you can create using some examples that we've created.
First of all, you can create a video type timeline and we use the Nagan set style.
Here is an interactive timeline with the camera icon with the time as the heading and the fir and the details as the subheading with the poster image of a still image from the video. And we can navigate this timeline by using a down arrow key and up arrow key. And you'll see that certain events are in red and that's when certain individuals were arrested in this particular situation.
Each one of these events has a video clip behind it. If you click on the event, you can play the video clip.
Here's an example of a white color crime. We have a timeline with a massive amount of events on it, including well yellow and red events, and the red events were lost and destroyed emails and text messages.
This timeline can be navigated by clicking and dragging the view box or by clicking and dragging the timeline itself behind each of these events is a document or item of evidence. And the, like I said before, the red indicates that it's a lost or deleted email or text message.
This timeline is using the evening timeline style. You can create a text message timeline using the text messages style. So here we have a bunch of text messages and we're using the text message, timeline style.
Here's the dock style using it to show various tile meeting videos, and I'll show you the difference between that style and the chalk wood style, which is essentially the chalk wood has the leader lines off.