Can I format my transcript in tables?

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InqScribe's transcript window is "plain text" and does not support formatting such as tables. However, we can suggest two methods for using InqScribe with a table-based program:
  • Many of our users use the TAB key to delineate columns and the RETURN key to delineate rows, so you can export your transcript as "tab-delimited text" for use in table-based programs such as Excel or Word.
  • Other users export their InqScribe transcript as HTML, which creates an HTML-based table format, and then open the resulting HTML file directly in Word (since Word supports HTML files).
For a step-by-step guide on how to format your transcript as tables, read this article on InqScribe's blog.

Transcripts

  1. Can I automatically insert timecodes as I type? What is the fastest way to insert timecodes?
  2. Why is typing in my transcript so slow?
  3. Can I automatically insert a timecode in a series (i.e., every 30 seconds)?
  4. Can I use InqScribe in the background while I type in another program (e.g. Word)?
  5. Does InqScribe offer spell check?
  6. Can I format my transcript in tables?
  7. Does InqScribe support discontinuous timecodes?
  8. How do I adjust the timecodes in my transcript?
  9. How do I set the start time of my media clip?
  10. Does InqScribe support Jeffersonian Conversational Analysis?
  11. Why are old transcripts opening when I launch InqScribe?
  12. Why can't I adjust my timecode?
  13. Why is the timecode frame rate in InqScribe's transcript different from the frame rate of my video?
  14. Why doesn't my InqScribe file retain the file path for my media when I change computers?
  15. How do I transcribe in a language other than English?
  16. How do I share my InqScribe transcript?
  17. [2.5 Beta] How do I use macOS Dictation with InqScribe?
  18. [2.5 Beta] Why doesn't "Select All" actually select all text?

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