TechnoLawyer: Dictation/OCR/Speech Recognition

Coming June 7, 2007 to Answers to Questions: E. M. Osborne provides a wealth of information for those contemplating multiple monitors (plus we point you to additional resources), Mike Bruce lays down WordPerfect's four main advantages over Word, Jeff Scott Olson reviews what he likes and doesn't like about Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9, Gerardo Balboni reviews his experience using Worldox at his small law firm, and Godfrey Leighton reviews his super-light LG T1 Express Dual laptop. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming May 4, 2007 to Fat Friday: Mark Bassett reviews Any Password Pro for login and password management, Harry Steinmetz discusses the benefits of using PowerPoint properly, Michael Harnois shares his experience activating his Acrobat 8 Professional upgrade, Stephen Silverberg reviews Sony versus Olympus digital dictation recorders, and David O'Connell discusses the role of insurers in tort litigation. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 27, 2007 to Fat Friday: Paul Lepine reviews his VXI Tuffset telephone switch box for telephone and dictation (an update on a Post from three years ago), Wells Anderson clarifies Time Matters' current support policy and points to some free Time Matters resources on the Web, Ben Schorr explains why Outlook has a size limit on Rules and how this limit has changed in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Stephen Adams reviews his experience with Dell tech support and laptop repair services, and Julia Gordon responds to a recent TechnoFeature article about hardware and software upgrades. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 29, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Nerino Petro and Edward Williams review their respective digital dictation recorders — the Philips Pocket Memo 9350 and the Olympus DS-4000, Paolo Broggi shares his tips for buying a new laptop, Thomas Stirewalt reviews dtSearch for document management, and Aaron Craft divulges the secret to a successful WordPerfect-to-Word switch. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 22, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Steven J. Best reviews Worldox for document management, Celia Abbott reviews Easy Bates, Harold Noack reviews UniVoice (which claims to eliminate the need to train Dragon NaturallySpeaking), James Lundquist explains how to view multiple WordPerfect documents on two monitors, and Hazel Segall reviews PracticeMaster for tracking referrals. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 23, 2007 to Fat Friday: Gloria Perez debunks a myth about the integration abilities of legal software, Craig Humphrey reviews several email archiving and desktop search tools, Frank Lanigan reviews DictaNet and how those "across the pond" use it on-the-go, Barron Henley clears up a misunderstanding (he insulted a popular program, not the people who use the program), and Edward Still tells us how he really feels about the term "recovered attorney." Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 15, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Steve Enfield advises the best current method for securing your wireless network, Paul Billings reviews the Sanyo ICR-B150 digital dictation recorder, Michael Shaikun reviews his IBM ThinkPad X41 laptop, Emil Chang enters the fray by sharing his experience switching from WordPerfect to Word, and David Bernier reviews PracticeMaster's ability to track telephone calls. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 8, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Diane Sherman reviews two Internet fax services (and why she uses one for incoming and one for outgoing faxes), Martin Dean discusses a new ISO standard PDF format called PDF/A, and why it's important for law firms to know about, Jason Havens shares his thoughts on enterprise search tools from Google and Microsoft, Sandor Boxer reviews his Philips 9350 Pocket Memo digital recorder, and Marc Martin explains how to make electronic Bates stamping easier. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 1, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Thomas Stirewalt offers up some tips for cataloging files on backup CDs, Edward Poll reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 and his microphone of choice, Katrina Curfiss reviews PracticeMaster for tracking client referrals plus Tabs3 for integrated invoicing, William Tait shares two sure-fire ways to keep your files secure when in the hands of a technician, and David Stuckel adds his two cents to the Word v. WordPerfect debate. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 22, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Rick Crowsey provides a litigator's guide to using maps and GIS data in trial, Jay Hollander reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9, Randall Jacobs reviews the Outlook integration in Amicus Attorney 7, Tim Hughes discusses the key to tracking client referrals no matter what software you use, and Mike Cash responds to the continuing debate regarding the easiest way to manage retainers in PCLaw. Don't miss this issue.

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