TimeMap makes it easy to present your visual files electronically during meetings, hearings, and even at trial. Create your timeline graph in a matter of minutes, and then, with one click, shift to Full Screen mode and present. You can also display files that you have linked to any chart element using TimeMap's File Linking feature.
Full Screen mode also makes it easy to deliver a presentation based on multiple timelines. For example, you might use one timeline to present a macro-level picture of events, and a series of other charts to focus on the details within a specific portion of the larger story.
While you're using Full Screen mode, a special Full Screen toolbar appears at the top of your timeline. A Pushpin button at the left end of the toolbar allows you to determine whether the Full Screen toolbar remains visible at all times or Auto Hides itself.
| 1. | Create or open a timeline in TimeMap. |
| 2. | Click the Full Screen button  on the bottom left of the TimeMap status bar. |
You can also press F11 to toggle between full-screen mode and your normal view.
| 3. | Click the Close Full Screen button or press the Esc key to return to normal view. |
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You can navigate forward or backwards between fact boxes in full-screen, presentation mode:
| • | Forward: Press the Tab key or click the Select Next Fact button  to bring the fact box into view. |
| • | Backward: Press Shift + Tab or click the Select Prior Fact button  to navigate backwards between fact boxes. |
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| 1. | Open all the timelines you want to work with before entering Full Screen mode. |
| 2. | Click the Full Screen button on the bottom left of the TimeMap status bar. |
| 3. | On the Full Screen mode toolbar, click the Windows button to select which timeline you want to view. |
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