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Page 6 as your CAT software exports it, and the same page in the full-size PDF.

Before · ASCII export
1because the drivers needed a signature on each manifest
2 A. Usually twice a week, sometimes more often.
3and the paperwork went to the front office afterward
4 (Marked Deposition Exhibit 1)
5 MS. OKONKWO: Objection; vague as to time.
6 Q. Please look at Exhibit 1 for a moment.
7although nobody mentioned the scheduling change to me
8 A. It showed two repairs on the conveyor belt.
9because the drivers needed a signature on each manifest
10although nobody mentioned the scheduling change to me
11 MS. OKONKWO: Objection; vague as to time.
12 Q. When did you first notice the damaged pallet?
13so I wrote the numbers down on the clipboard by the door

After · full-size PDF

Page 6 of a synthetic deposition, RIVERBEND SUPPLY v. HARBORLINE LOGISTICS, set as a full-size transcript page with a timestamp and line number on every line.
And the condensed edition · four pages per sheet
Condensed sheet with transcript pages 5 to 8 in a two by two grid, the case caption and witness name across the top, line numbers on every mini page, and a time range above each page.

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