Sanction 2.9 Software
Sanction has been assisting attorneys in courtrooms around the world by giving them the tools to create powerful presentation pieces for trial. Ensuring that the product is reliable, stable and user-friendly is what has separated Sanction from the rest of the pack.
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Features
- Supports both standard legal industry utilized TIF Images and PDF Files.[1]
- Import and access OCR from embedded PDF files.[2]
- Internal ability to create and access OCR from existing TIF Image formats or import using Industry-Standard OCR Imports.[3]
- Full support of numerous Industry-Standard load file formats for simplified case creation.
- Simplified and easy creation of precise and focused Video Designations – often in three mouse clicks.
- Ability to import and playback standard DVD format files, along with playback of MPEG-2/4 encoded files.[4]
- Extensive integrations with many leading Litigation Support Applications.
- Ability to efficiently create time-stamped synchronization between deposition transcripts and video files.
- Bates Number, Exhibit Stamp and Print evidence electronically.
- Easily adjust and adapt displayed evidence, via simple keystrokes, in user created presentations.
- Suite of annotation tools for Presentation Mode, allowing for enhancement of evidence display.
[1] PDF Support (annotational ability) within Sanction through PDF Plug-In utility.
[2] PDF files, with embedded OCR Text and PDF Plug-In installation automatically will extract OCR from files directly.
[3] TIF OCR Creation utilizes Microsoft Office Document Imaging Application.
[4] DVD or Windows Media Player CODEC must be installed prior to DVD/MPEG-2/4 playback.
Sanction System Requirements
| Minimum Configuration | Recommended Configuration | Optimal Configuration |
| Intel Celeron Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo Processor |
| 1GB RAM | 2GB RAM | 4 GB RAM |
| 120MB for Application Installation Space | 120MB for Application Installation Space | 120MB for Application Installation Space |
| 80GB Internal Hard Drive (For Data Storage*) |
100GB Internal Hard Drive (Data Storage*) |
160GB Internal Hard Drive (For Data Storage*) |
| 128MB Video Card | 256MB Video Card | 256MB Video Card |
AMD Processors are equal and in some instances, more powerful than certain Intel Processors, however it is our experience and preference towards the Intel Chipset. We have run all of our workstations and trial laptops upon the Intel Platform for since 2003.
It has also been our experience that we recommend the ATI Video Chipset over NVIDIA, primarily for backwards compatibility with older presentation component systems (i.e. older Video Projectors, "Pre-Wired" Courtrooms, etc.). With that, we recommend laptops that are running upon the ATI Chipset.
More and more laptops are no longer being manufactured with internal CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drives, due to the increase of usage in Solid State Memory (i.e. Flash Drives). Do make sure that your laptop either has an internal or external ROM Drive available for CD/DVD based media.
We also recommend the usage of EXTERNAL storage devices (i.e. External Hard Drives) for extensively large amounts of electronic evidence. Ranging in sizes from 500MB to 2TB (Terabyte) external storage provides a safe and easy means to store your data and resources, outside of your local laptop’s storage capabilities. This not only provides a means to effectively store your evidence data, but also gives you a redundancy factor in Court.