TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming April 18, 2008 to Fat Friday: Barron Henley clarifies some misconceptions about lawyers and word processors, Kerry Hubick reviews Laplink's PCmover for migrating files from an old computer to a new one, James Atkins shares how he improved his remote access speeds when working at home, Roger Jones discusses the many benefits of left-hand mousing, and David Estes reviews the Treo 700p. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 11, 2008 to Fat Friday: Debra Bruce lists five reasons why general counsel choose big law firms (plus she offers suggestions for reducing attrition rates at large firms), Barbara Norris reviews Spector Software for billing your time (it's surveillance software), Colleen O'Donnell shares her wish list for future legal technology trade shows, Michael Schwartz responds to a recent TechnoFeature about hiring a legal assistant, and Nathaniel Barber challenges the claim that WordPerfect is a "Rosetta Stone." Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 4, 2008 to Fat Friday: Jim Calloway takes Publisher Neil Squillante to task for his recent essay Why Email Kicks More Butt Than Ever (and Neil responds), Brent Blanchard reviews Palm Treo 680, Carol Bratt corrects a few misconceptions about Microsoft Office 2007 and reviews this new version, David Sergi explains why his law firm still advertises in the Yellow Pages, and Harold Burstyn responds to a Post about ambidextrous mousing and shares what works for him. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 21, 2008 to Fat Friday: Carlton Barnes explains how to improve the longevity of data stored on CDs and DVDs, Paul Easton reviews Roboform and provides tips on using it outside of a browser, Steven Brower responds to Ross Kodner's take on attorney-client email confidentiality, Aaron Craft explains how to open WordPerfect documents in Word, and Harold Burstyn reviews Bluebeam PDF Revu. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 14, 2008 to Fat Friday: Mark Fidel reviews Windows Vista, Kevin Grierson explains the difference between cross-selling and upselling, Carroll Straus shares various thoughts on Dell, (the good, the bad, and the ugly), Bobby Abrams writes in with more kind words for CaseMap co-founder Greg Krehel, and Doug Jacobs reviews OpenOffice. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 7, 2008 to Fat Friday: Thomas F. McDow reviews his ActiveWords in his family law practice, Danny Wash reviews SplitView for those who prefer partitioning one large monitor instead of using dual monitors, Philip Franckel describes his backup regimen, including Mozy Pro, Stephen Hayes reviews Word 2007 from a WordPerfect fan's perspective, and Ophir Bitton reviews File123 for document management. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 29, 2008 to Fat Friday: Harry Steinmetz attempts to bring a reality check to the thread on biglaw associate salaries, Kurt Schoettler discusses using "leet speak" when creating strong passwords, Harold Burstyn tells us how he really feels about Microsoft Word (and a past CM's Note), John Rigby reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and Grant Griffiths reviews the iPhone (which might soon get pushy if you catch our drift). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 22, 2008 to Fat Friday: David Long contributes a comparative review of the BlackBerry 8800 and Treo 680, Carol Seelig provides a few more suggestions for improving the current state of CLE, Peter McInroy reminisces about CaseSoft co-founder Greg Krehel, Laurence Eastham discusses the long history of fake product reviews, and Dean Birch explains how to open WordPerfect files in Microsoft Word 2002 and 2003. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 15, 2008 to Fat Friday: Jerry Nicholson adds his two cents to the heated debate about software design and training, Jean Mahserjian responds to the thread on biglaw associate salaries with her own personal success story, Paul Nosek explains an old NASA trick for recovering data from a troubled hard drive, David Young waxes philosophical about Word and WordPerfect, and Thomas Daly reviews Winfax Pro for desktop faxing (and we explain the difference between desktop fax software and fax server software). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 8, 2008 to Fat Friday: Stephen Lambeth discusses four reasons why a lawyer would want to run Windows on a Mac, Mary Hallman provides several helpful tips for long-term storage of images and other files on CD and DVD, Harry Steinmetz reviews his experience using an iPhone, Neal Rogers responds to an ongoing thread about Dell's customer service (or lack thereof), and Doug Jacobs reviews Graffiti Anywhere for the Treo 650. Don't miss this issue.

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