TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming June 1, 2007 to Fat Friday: Sarah Laracy reviews the redaction capabilities of Acrobat 8 Professional, Don Angus shares his experience with Apple's Mighty Mouse plus a tip to keep wrist pain at bay, William Kelly compares the Treo 650 to the BlackBerry 8700, Charles Tievsky reviews Canon's DR-2580C scanner, and David Amkraut weighs in on New York's Lawyer Advertising Rules. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming May 25, 2007 to Fat Friday: Martin Dean reviews Acrobat 8 Professional from a lawyer's perspective, Arthur Smith discusses why he thinks CLE providers shouldn't sell course in MP3 format or permit those who buy such courses to share them with friends, Channing Strother puts Barron Henley's advice about Dell to the test, Richard Hackerd explains how his paper-less solo practice works, and Al Greene warns against buying a computer with Vista pre-installed (plus we point you to every available Vista printer driver). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming May 18, 2007 to Fat Friday: Blake Bailey shares his thoughts on Preservation Demand letters and other issues associated with amended Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26, Ruth Sternglantz responds to a recent post on practicing public interest law, Charles Beach laments about the shortcomings of smartphones and proposes an alternative, Kevin Svec explains how to end the Word v. WordPerfect debate once and for all, and Peter Shafran provides an update on the saga of criminal defense lawyer Joseph Caramagno. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming May 11, 2007 to Fat Friday: David Ventker discusses how he reduced overhead expenses in his litigation boutique by going paperless, Daniel Fennick reviews CD ripping service Ready to Play, Thomas Beltran reviews his experience getting his Dell laptop repaired, Rob Howard reviews his Treo 700p and compares it to the iPhone, and JP Siou sets the record straight regarding Outlook's advanced search function. 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 April 20, 2007 to Fat Friday: Dave Culbertson reviews and provides a comprehensive guide to getting started with the Fujitsu ScanSnap s500 in a law firm, Eli Nelson discusses the risks associated with clawbacks and sneak peaks during discovery, Joyce Glucksman reviews her Treo 650 after nine months of use, Andrew Shear reviews PasswordMaker, and Charles T. Lester, Jr. explains how to see a file's metadata using Windows Explorer. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 13, 2007 to Fat Friday: Roy Allen reviews Interwoven's FileSite client for managing Outlook email, Paolo Broggi provides some Amicus Attorney-PDA syncing tips, William Kellermann responds to a recent TechnoFeature on software upgrades, Andrea Cannavina shares her thoughts on the place of technology in the law office, and Thomas McDow explains how he achieved a seamless paperless workflow. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 6, 2007 to Fat Friday: Kirk Hartley advocates the need for Congress to protect the Internet from the cable and telecommunications companies, Brett Burney reviews this year's ABA TechShow, Seth Rowland responds to criticism for describing himself as a "recovered attorney," Frank Clark explains how his file naming convention works, and Gregg Larson discusses what he would do both professionally and personally if he won a million dollars. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 30, 2007 to Fat Friday: Carol Bratt explains everything you ever wanted to know about using Styles in Word, Diana Brodman Summers provides an update on her legal career since we profiled her techie-turned-solo story on TechnoLawyer Blog, Scott Bassett explains how to watch movies on your Treo 650, Grace Lidia Suarez discusses how she achieves as close to a paperless office as one can get, and Jed Berliner shares how he handles enclosure letters. Don't miss this issue.

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