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The Power of Resellers; Microsoft Goes to Law School; Workstation Security; MessageSave Review; Control Two PCs Without KVM

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, September 25, 2008

Coming today to Answers to Questions: John Starkweather shares his theory on why Prolaw doesn't get much "air time," Larry Southerland discusses the best word processor for law students and offers some advice regarding outline preparation, Erin Baldwin provides tips for securing a workstation and changing user access on a network, James Shenwick reviews MessageSave, and Steve Schiffer discusses a cheap way to use two computers with one monitor. Don't miss this issue.

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Topics: Accounting/Billing/Time Capture | Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Document Management | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Law Firm Marketing/Publications/Web Sites | Monitors | Networking/Operating Systems | Practice Management/Calendars | Privacy/Security | TL Answers

Pay CLE Presenters More; Acrobat 9 Warning; Law Firm Web Site Security Alert; Switching to iPhone; Bill4Time Mobile

By Sara Skiff | Friday, August 15, 2008

Coming August 22, 2008 to Fat Friday: Don Stevens stands up for the rights of CLE presenters, Roy Greenberg has a warning for those upgrading to Acrobat 9 Professional who use organizer folders, Michael Petrov writes in about an important security vulnerability that could enable someone to hijack your law firm's Web site, David Grabill explains why his firm switched to the iPhone, and Douglas Dweck offers his two cents on third party iPhone applications for lawyers from a developer's perspective. Don't miss this issue.

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Published on Fridays, Fat Friday is a weekly newsletter that features a grab bag full of genuinely useful product reviews and tips on a wide variety of topics. Like all of our newsletters, it's free. Please subscribe now.

Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Fat Friday | Laptops/Smartphones/Tablets | Privacy/Security

Best Multiple Calendar Solutions; Email Risks and Archiving; Developers Are From Mars; Word Training; Much More

By Sara Skiff | Friday, July 25, 2008

Coming August 1, 2008 to Fat Friday: Paul Easton reviews a number of multiple calendar solutions, including Exchange, SharePoint, Google Calendar, etc., Philip Franckel discusses the risks of spam filters and reviews QuickFile4Outlook—Lawyer's Edition, Douglas Thomas adds his two cents to the software design discussion (plus he recommends a book on the subject), David Abell shares his experience as a righty mousing left-handed, and Ross Kodner writes in with his vote for the best Microsoft Word resource for lawyers. Don't miss this issue.

How to Receive this Newsletter
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Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Computer Accessories | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Fat Friday | Technology Industry/Legal Profession

Jott Review; CLE Challenges; Multiple Calendars; Online Word 2007 Training; Apple Fanboy Rant

By Sara Skiff | Friday, July 18, 2008

Coming July 25, 2008 to Fat Friday: Robert Bass reviews Jott for BlackBerry (and we report on other Jott reviews), Director of CLE for the Nebraska State Bar Kathryn Bellman discusses the challenges CLE providers face, Ron Murphy explains why he thinks multiple calendars are a big mistake (and we explain why we agree and disagree), Jeff Wyatt reviews the Virtual Training Company's online training programs for Microsoft Word 2007, and Tom Trottier rants about Apple fanboys (and we rush to their defense). Don't miss this issue.

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Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Fat Friday | Laptops/Smartphones/Tablets | Networking/Operating Systems | Online/Cloud | Technology Industry/Legal Profession

Ideas for Better CLE; Microsoft's File Formats; TrialDirector and IPRO Tip; Krehel Tribute; Dell's Two PCs in One

By Sara Skiff | Friday, May 16, 2008

Coming May 23, 2008 to Fat Friday: Heather Hoganson shares her thoughts on CLE courses, Brent Blanchard explains why he thinks Microsoft is guilty of restraint of trade practices, Edward Schoenecker walks through the steps for importing an IPRO file into TrialDirector, Yvonne Renfrew reminisces about CaseMap co-founder Greg Krehel, and James MacMillan discusses his experience ordering from Dell. Don't miss this issue.

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Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Fat Friday | Litigation/Discovery/Trials | Presentations/Projectors | Technology Industry/Legal Profession

Out of the Box or Bust; Researching Practice Management Software; Xerox DocuMate 262 Review

By Sara Skiff | Friday, May 9, 2008

Coming May 14, 2008 to Answers to Questions: Jason Havens clarifies his position regarding practice management software installation and consultants, Robert McNeill shares several ways to research practice management solutions plus he reviews the Fujitsu ScanSnap S510, and Dean Birch reviews Xerox's DocuMate 262 scanner. Don't miss this issue.

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Topics: Accounting/Billing/Time Capture | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Consultants/Services/Training | Copiers/Scanners/Printers | Practice Management/Calendars | TL Answers

Verizon XV6700/6800/6900 Review; ActiveWords Review; A Modest CLE Proposal; Biglaw Salaries; Office 2007 Correction

By Sara Skiff | Friday, May 2, 2008

Coming May 9, 2008 to Fat Friday: Debra Bruce reviews the Verizon XV6700 Pocket PC (and we comment on its successors), Wesley Y.S. Chang reviews ActiveWords and explains how he uses it in his practice, Stephen Seldin discusses how the Internet has affected CLE and how a different pricing structure could help, Christel Burris discusses the method behind the madness of Microsoft's various Office 2007 suites, and Michael Caldwell responds to the continuing discussion about biglaw associate salaries. Don't miss this issue.

How to Receive this Newsletter
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Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Fat Friday | Laptops/Smartphones/Tablets | Law Office Management | Technology Industry/Legal Profession | Utilities

Treo 755p Review; Relevant CLE; Tiddlywiki Review; MozyPro Review; Airtouch Desk

By Sara Skiff | Friday, April 18, 2008

Coming April 25, 2008 to Fat Friday: Richard Hackerd reviews his Treo 755p and its syncing abilities with Amicus Attorney, Elaine Dowling shares her thoughts on finding relevant CLE courses, Brian Sherwood Jones reviews Tiddlywiki for personal task and information management, Meredith Hamilton reviews EMC's online backup solution MozyPro, and John Starkweather points to an innovative computer desk option from Steelcase. Don't miss this issue.

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Topics: Backup/Media/Storage | Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Fat Friday | Furniture/Office Supplies | Laptops/Smartphones/Tablets | Online/Cloud | Practice Management/Calendars

Clipping Web Pages; GFI Faxmaker Review; Monitor Tips; Adhesion Contracts; Word and Excel Training Books

By Sara Skiff | Friday, March 28, 2008

Coming April 3, 2008 to Answers to Questions: James Sayre discusses various ways to save Web pages for future use (plus a tip of our own), Christel Burris reviews GFI Faxmaker for Exchange, Terry Mazura provides helpful advice for those who want to use two computers with one monitor (and one keyboard, one mouse, etc.), Steven Brower shares his thoughts on adhesion contracts, and law student Barbara Durkin reviews Payne Consulting's books Word 2003 for Law Firms and Excel for Law Firms. Don't miss this issue.

How to Receive this Newsletter
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Topics: Business Productivity/Word Processing | CLE/News/References | Coming Attractions | Desktop PCs/Servers | Email/Messaging/Telephony | Monitors | Online/Cloud | Technology Industry/Legal Profession | TL Answers

ABA TECHSHOW 2008: Read Our Exclusive Firsthand Reports

By Neil J. Squillante | Monday, March 24, 2008

Intro450

You hear a lot these days about people live-blogging trade shows and other events. But with few exceptions live blogging (perhaps we lawyers should call it realtime blogging) fails because quality writing takes time. It's sort of like the speed of light or the force of gravity. There's just no getting around it.

So when we began discussing how to cover ABA TECHSHOW 2008, we nixed the idea of live-blogging this important event. Instead, we decided to publish reports as quickly as possible while maintaining high standards. Call it retrospective blogging. Or just call it good reporting.

But don't worry. We're done! Below you'll find our complete coverage of ABA TECHSHOW 2008 — 13 reports. If you're still hungry for even more coverage, you'll also find links to 33 additional reports in other publications.

Crazy Mazy ...
Trade shows are unpredictable. Whenever you bring together thousands of smart, free-thinking people, sparks will fly. So who better to cover ABA TECHSHOW than our most unpredictable TechnoLawyer correspondent and the ultimate free thinker — Mazyar Hedayat. Or as we call him, Crazy Mazy, a name inspired by Apple's famous Think Different ad campaign about free thinkers, which begins, "Here's to the the crazy ones." When he's not reporting on trade shows, Mazy practices law in Bolingbrook, Illinois.

TechnoLawyer's ABA TECHSHOW 2008 Reports ...
Mazyar Hedayat, I Attended ABA TECHSHOW 2008 and All I Got Was This Lousy Blog Post

Mazyar Hedayat, Eliminating the Paper Chase: From Boxes to Bytes (Paperless Office Track)

Mazyar Hedayat, A Real World EDD Motion Hearing (Litigation Track)

Mazyar Hedayat, The Mobile Office: Take Your Desktop in Your Pocket (Mobile Technology Track)

Mazyar Hedayat, Outlook Tips and Tricks (Roundtables Track)

Mazyar Hedayat, So You Want to Be an ABA Author? (Special Session)

Mazyar Hedayat, Beating the Startup Blues: A Tech Survival Guide (Solo/Small Firm II Track)

Mazyar Hedayat, Grand Finale: 60 Sites In 60 Minutes

Mazyar Hedayat, Crazy Mazy's Best of Show: SQ Global Solutions

Mazyar Hedayat, Crazy Mazy's Best of Show: Legal Bar by BEC Legal Systems

Mazyar Hedayat, Crazy Mazy's Best of Show: Electronic Discovery

Mazyar Hedayat, Crazy Mazy's Best of Show: Adobe Acrobat Professional

Mazyar Hedayat, A Report from the Exhibit Hall and Suggestions for TechShow 2009

Other ABA TECHSHOW 2008 Reports

Brett Burney, Tips and Tricks at the ABA TechShow 2008, Law.com

Jim Calloway, Law Practice Tips From ABA TECHSHOW 2008, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog

Jim Calloway, More Law Practice Tips From ABA TECHSHOW 2008, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog

Jim Calloway, ABA TECHSHOW 2008 Wrap Up, Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog

Rob La Gatta, Brett Burney of Burney Consultants and ediscoveryinfo, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Adriana Linares of LawTech Partners, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: Jim Calloway of the Oklahoma Bar Association, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: Aviva Cuyler of JD Supra, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: Ed Poll of LawBiz Management Co., Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: Laura Calloway of the Alabama State Bar, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: David Cowen of The Cowen Group, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Rob La Gatta, Live from TechShow: Brian Ritchey of LexisNexis, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Mike McBride, ABA Techshow Day 3 Session 1, The Many Faces of Mike

Mike McBride, TechShow Day 3 Session 2: Automated Documents, The Many Faces of Mike

Mike McBride, A few Final TechShow Thoughts, The Many Faces of Mike

Greg Siskind, Lawyering in the Connected World: How to Snag the Connected Client, Greg Siskind's Blog

Sharon Nelson, ABA TECHSHOW Day Two: The Most Damning Thing Is the Hole Where Evidence Used to Be, Ride the Lightning

Sharon Nelson, Bank Secrecy Act Guns Down Sheriff of Wall Street, Ride the Lightning

Dominic Jaar, Todd Flaming and Brett Burney on Small Volume E-Discovery, Wines and Information Management

JoAnna Forshee, Just in Time for ABA TechShow/LMA Annual Conference: How to Measure Trade Show Return on Investment (ROI), Inside Legal

JoAnna Forshee, ABA TechShow Wrap-Up, InsideLegal

JoAnna Forshee, ABA TechShow Media Panel Publication Profiles, InsideLegal

Jordan Furlong, Takeaways from TechShow, Law21

Ben Stevens, Reflections on TechShow 2008, The Mac Lawyer

Allison C. Shields, Making Connections at ABA TechShow 2008, Legal Ease Blog

Monica Bay, Live from Chicago: ABA TECHSHOW, The Common Scold

Dennis Kennedy, I am the Worst Liveblogger Ever: A Report from ABA TECHSHOW 2008, DennisKennedy.blog

Reid Trautz, ABA TechShow 2008 Keynote Discusses Privacy Issues, Reid My Blog

Kevin A. Thompson, TechShow 2008: In Progress Report, Cyberlaw Central

Kevin A. Thompson, TechShow 2008: Day 2: In Progress Report, Cyberlaw Central

Brian J. Ritchey, First Day at ABA TechShow, More Partner Income

Kevin O'Keefe, Back in Seattle from ABA TechShow, Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Brian J. Ritchey, For Long Term Increases To Income, Partners Must Delegate Work, More Partner Income

Photo by Adriana Linares, LawTech Partners

About TechnoLawyer Trade Show Reports
Even in today's wired world, trade shows continue to play an important role. But not everyone can attend trade shows. Hence, our trade show reports, which bring trade shows to you. You can find our trade show reports here in TechnoLawyer Blog, and also in TechnoGuide, a free newsletter that also contains exclusive content. Learn more about TechnoGuide.

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