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Using Snapshots to Build Up a Presentation
Using Snapshots to Build Up a Presentation 6.4
A snapshot is a view of a chart, preserving the position of chart items and the
display scale. You can capture several snapshots to build a series. Snapshots are
useful if you are presenting a series of happenings, for example to demonstrate the
locations of persons or commodities over a period of time.
The example below shows the location of Kevin DUPLEASE, a known drugs
dealer, at various times during a surveillance operation. He was first seen on 23
February 2006 at 19:00 in a bar in New York, where he handed a package to an
unknown male in return for cash. Subsequent sightings saw him in Washington,
where, once again, he exchanged a package in return for money, and in Miami
where he handed money to a known drugs importer, Kent CORNEY, in exchange
for a package. You could use a series of snapshots to present this information.
Snapshot 1 Sighting of Kevin DUPLEASE and an unknown male in New York on 23 February
2006.
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Package
Money
New York
Unknown male
Kevin DUPLEASE
Seen in bar in New Washington York. Handed
a package to an unknown male
who in return gave him money.
23 Feb 2006 19:00
Miami