TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming August 17, 2007 to Fat Friday: Paul Easton provides some helpful Firefox tips and add-ons for bloggers, David Caracappa reviews CryptInfo for password management as well as the Firefox extension PasswordMaker, Michael Schwartz reviews Time Matters 8, Martin Dean provides a behind-the-scenes look at his dealings with the makers of brainstorming tool allCLEAR, and Steven Schwaber tells us how he really feels about Dell's warranty policy. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming August 10, 2007 to Fat Friday: Jerry Nicholson explains the difference between e-discovery and digital forensics, Jerry Sullenberger reviews handwriting recognition software for the Treo and the Treo Bluetooth headset, Scott Bassett explains how you can access you PC from a Palm OS device, David Abell reviews Timeslips' bill reprint feature (and what happens when you miss a patch), and Diane Sherman reviews the Fujitsu ScanSnap. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming August 3, 2007 to Fat Friday: Miriam Jacobson tells us what public interest lawyers really earn and what she sees as the problem, Charles T. Lester, Jr. reviews an online password generator service, Douglas Shachtman explains why one lawyer's paperless workflow won't work for his litigation practice, Celia Elwell clarifies a previous Post she penned about Word v. WordPerfect, and Meg Spencer Dixon pokes fun at Seth Rowland's defense of his now infamous "recovered attorney" quip. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 27, 2007 to Fat Friday: Edward Poll discusses the dangers involved with trust accounting and how to avoid them, David Herdman shares his thoughts on technology standards legislation as well as why backwards compatible software doesn't make sense, Beverly Katz explain how she handled age discrimination regarding in-house counsel jobs, Matt Baker adds an overlooked point to a recent TechnoFeature article about HDTV, and Steve Loewy comments on Dennis Kennedy's annual technology predictions. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 20, 2007 to Fat Friday: Matt Baker reviews LogMeIn for secure remote access, Brett Thompson challenges Word lovers with a list of gripes, Carroll Straus reviews her experience with Dell customer service and tech support, David Caracappa responds to Dennis Kennedy's prediction that many lawyers will move to Mac notebooks this year, and Colleen Appleton praises one TechnoLawyer's kind-hearted Post about what he would do if he won the lottery. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 13, 2007 to Fat Friday: David Canton offers up a nine step process lawyers should follow before sending a demand letter (especially in the age of blogs), Thomas Daly responds to a thread he started about legal software integration, Merwyn J. Miller explains how his law firm's paperless transition decreased labor costs, Gregory Harper reviews Amicus Attorney 7 and his experience with tech support, and John Sens shares his thoughts on Microsoft Word after reading a recent TechnoFeature on hidden features of WordPerfect. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming June 29, 2007 to Fat Friday: Dean Birch explains the advantages of his firm's file naming convention, Jay Solomon offers seven tips for those thinking about buying a high-definition TV, Miriam Jacobson responds to a recent TechnoFeature about software training and shares her preferred method, Carolyn Thornlow reviews Vindigo for the Palm Treo, and Jere Wilson praises "recovered attorney" Seth Rowland. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming June 22, 2007 to Fat Friday: Mazyar Hedayat defends his recent Post on making the legal profession more efficient, Miriam Jacobson explains how she has gone nearly paperless for under $500 and no additional staff, Scott Bassett discusses what he sees as the real problem with Dell, Richard Wills shares his experience with age discrimination, and Kerry Hubick provides a cheap way to save email to PDF. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming June 15, 2007 to Fat Friday: David O'Connell reviews the Treo and the three features that really "bug" him (plus our publisher discusses iPhone synchronization with case management software), John Sens discusses the problem with CLE (at least in Iowa and Minnesota), Celia Elwell explains which of the two word processors is easier to learn on the job, Aaron Morris reviews IntelliPoint 6.1  mouse software for its window-switching capabilities, and Daniel Schultz reviews his experience with Mozy online backup service. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming June 8, 2007 to Fat Friday: Kelly Lupo shares her tech support experiences as a Dell small business customer, Jeffrey Franklin explains how to securely send faxes via email, Peter Summerill explains how his firm went paperless without adding anyone to the payroll, Josh Friedman provides his take on the predicted "death" of the Yellow Pages, and Anita Evans alerts us of a new law school opening in Dallas and what she hopes it means for the legal profession. Don't miss this issue.

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