TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming September 12, 2008 to Fat Friday: Marina Pavicevic reviews i-TOOLS for document processing and production, Steven Brower discusses the real problem with eDiscovery and he reviews Nuix for searching email, Andrew Weltchek shares how permission based spam control works for him, Tom Trottier responds to a recent TechnoFeature about applying Toyota's Production System to law firms, and Brent Blanchard discusses his Word-WordPerfect hardships. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 5, 2008 to Fat Friday: Ay Uaxe shares his insights on the single most important ingredient for a successful legal career, Scott J. Sachs discusses his encounters with opposing counsel clueless about electronic discovery, Gregory Harper shares his experiences with Dell laptops, Tom Trottier rebuts Ross Kodner's claim that document management is the killer legal app, and Jason Kohlmeyer criticizes those who complain about Microsoft Word. Don't miss this issue.

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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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Coming August 15, 2008 to Fat Friday: Bunji Fromartz reviews his Verizon XV6700 smartphone, James Atkins shares his thoughts on LegalTech in terms of venue and topic focus, Michael Schwartz discusses the Yellow Pages advertising advice he follows, Brent Blanchard explains the unfortunate continued importance of WordPerfect 6.0, and Leslie Shear discusses migrating from Timeslips to Bill4Time. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming August 8, 2008 to Fat Friday: D. Paul Dalton discusses the unique file naming convention of Canon's ScanFront 220P, Robert Broussard reviews the BlackBerry Curve 8310 versus the Treo 650 and 750, Ronald Cappuccio reviews PHONEslips, John Courtade recommends another good read about the life of an associate, and Harold Burstyn explains why our cool desk roundup doesn't suit his needs. Don't miss this issue.

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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.

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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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Coming July 18, 2008 to Fat Friday: Sam Gibson reviews Windows Small Business Server's Remote Web Workplace and LogMeIn for remote control, Brian Cluxton discusses why you may want to think twice about switching to Macs if you work in a small city, Carroll Straus reminisces about good and bad times with Microsoft Word, Mark Klarich reviews the Wacom CTE-440 pen tablet (especially for those with repetetive stress injuries), and Tom Trottier discusses three free alternatives to ActiveWords. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 11, 2008 to Fat Friday: Ross Kodner responds to Martin Dean's recent rebuttal regarding email confidentiality, Bruce Vermeychuk provides a brief history of WordPerfect and points to a free eBook about the early days of the company by one of WordPerfect's founding fathers, Andrew Weltchek discusses spam and challenge response software, Paul Lepine points to a unique mouse and shares two tips for more comfortable mousing, and Thomas Fitzpatrick comes to Apple's defense regarding its cinema displays and the elusive built-in iSight camera. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming June 27, 2008 to Fat Friday: Martin Dean responds to Ross Kodner's recent TechnoGuide Post about email confidentiality, Carol Bratt provides some line and page numbering tips for Word and has a few words about so-called power users who are anything but, Philip Franckel provides two Yellow Pages advertising tips, Dwight Corrin suggests three more rules for modern day email etiquette (and we join the debate with tips of our own), and Fredric Gruder draws from 30 years legal experience to offer insight into why general counsel don't hire small firms. Don't miss this issue.

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