TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming November 2, 2007 to Fat Friday: David O'Connell responds to a recent TechnoFeature about biglaw associate salaries, Kerry Hubick explains how to use Styles and insert Excel files in Microsoft Word, David McConnaughey reviews his experience using a Microsoft ergonomic keyboard and the Logitech Cordless Desktop S510, James Atkins reviews Roboform for password management, and Robert Price shares a tip for scanner paper jams as well as a review of his Xerox Documate 252. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 26, 2007 to Fat Friday: Robert Rice reviews the conflict checking abilities of Amicus Attorney, Candace Carponter reviews the Web billing application Bill4Time, David Garretson reviews Mocha Remote Client for the Treo 650 as well as shares some handheld security tips, Sarkis Babachanian explains why he can't switch to an iPhone just yet, and Kevin Grierson provides an update on the AllofMP3 saga. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 20, 2007 to Fat Friday: Matt Baker reviews BlackBerry Desktop and Windows Mobile with ActiveSync (his firm didn't just compare these competing mobile solutions on paper, but used both in the field), Simon Laurent discusses the details of his firm's paperless workflow, John Feeney responds to a recent TechnoFeature article on successful legal blogging (plus adds a few comments about trolls, the online variety), James Atkins reviews LogMeIn for remote access while traveling, and Martin Dean unveils the easiest word processing program to learn on the job. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 12, 2007 to Fat Friday: Wells Anderson provides a detailed disaster plan for the home and office, Lynn York reviews the Oce im7230 multifunction printer, Craig Humphrey discusses running Windows on a Mac (and we respond), Todd Richardson adds a tenth step to David Canton's instant classic Think Before Sending Nastygrams, and Jenny Jolinski shares her concerns about voicemail delivered by email. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 5, 2007 to Fat Friday: Anita Evans provides some Styles tips for Microsoft Word, Ben Schorr reviews Treo 700WX with Windows Mobile 5, Roy Greenberg explains how he sends email to a client who doesn't use email, "Mr. Paper LESS Office" Ross Kodner discusses his love affair with paper and why that's not at odds with his teachings, and Ronald Cappuccio uses a clever analogy to describe Dell's upselling tactics (but our publisher chimes in with his own analogy). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 28, 2007 to Fat Friday: Steven Schwaber implores general counsel to hire more small law firms, Mazyar Hedayat shares his thoughts on the new lawyer-rating Web site Avvo, Anna Marie Sossong reviews the Cirque Touchpad, Philip Franckel describes his document naming system, and Joyce Kawahata explains why her firm uses both WordPerfect and Microsoft Word. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 21, 2007 to Fat Friday: Mark Klarich shares his thoughts on the current state of CLE and how to improve it, Philip Franckel provides some Yellow Pages adverting tips, Andrew Weltchek reviews several Outlook add-ins and general productivity-boosting utilities, Harold Goldner reviews Qipit for mobile scanning, and John Winkelman recounts his first experience with Dell's laptop repair services. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 14, 2007 to Fat Friday: Stephen Seldin continues the Word v. WordPerfect debate comparing cost, metadata issues, formatting, and more, Michelle Niemeyer takes on law firm age discrimination, Greg Goodrich explains why he (probably) won't switch from his Treo 650 to an iPhone (and our publisher updates his iPhone review), Diane Hopkins describes her "Backups3" method and how it can save your firm from disaster, and Sanjay Singh explains why lawyers need to worry about more than just size limitations when it comes to Rules in Outlook. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 7, 2007 to Fat Friday: David Herdman comments on Yellow Pages advertising, John Heckman provides a timely Time Matters tip, William Kellermann explains what you can expect from PDF files during discovery, Courtney Fay delves into FRCP 26(a)(1)(B), and Gregory Harper reviews his Dell D800 and accompanying tech support. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming August 24, 2007 to Fat Friday: Jean Mahserjian reviews the AT&T 8525 smartphone, Ben Schorr discusses one minor misconception about Word and one major misconception about WordPerfect, Joshua Stein provides some further comments on his TechnoFeature about New York's Lawyer Advertising Rules, Dixon Robertson shares how he got 60 years worth of his father's photos into digital format, and Roy Ackerman discusses what it took in terms of phone calls and downloads to activate Acrobat 8. Don't miss this issue.

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