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General videos - Videos that don't belong to a series. Each one stands on its own as a story or serves a distinct function.

Book trailers - Short vignettes to provide a little insight into the story of a book.

Clarity - A film noir series with a long story arc about the adventures of Harrison Clarity. The series shows how to use Microsoft Visio.

Quick Tips - A collection of 30-second animations set in a typical office environment. The main character creates diagrams using Visio and his co-worker gives advice.

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This is a trailer for the young adult novel "The Triskaidek" by Basil Sprig. The actors are all friends of Basil and his daughter.

This is a trailer for the young adult novel "The Triskaidek" by Basil Sprig. The actors are all friends of Basil and his daughter.

This is a trailer for the young adult novel "The Triskaidek" by Basil Sprig. The actors are all friends of Basil and his daughter.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.

This series was an experiment in social media - they were created specifically for people who "like" the Visio page on Facebook. There's a video tab for that page where these are posted, so I put them there several months before Visio 2010 was available. That way people who are interested could get a look at the new features early.

Was it successful? Not really. There was no way to get video metrics from Facebook, and few people left comments. So I posted them on YouTube also, because it's more likely that people will search there for Visio 2010 demos.