TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming April 14, 2006 to Fat Friday: Mark Lieb reviews a handy password recovery program for use in e-discovery, Grady Thrasher discusses a workaround for integrating DeltaView PE with Worldox, David Hudgens reviews his experience with PCLaw, Michael Bates reviews the Web hosting and design company he used to build his firm's Web site, and Corey Rich discusses the convenience and cost of online public records. In addition, this issue features links to 10 additional Posts in the TechnoLawyer Archive. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 7, 2006 to Fat Friday: S.L. Polsky discusses her experience searching for a laptop bag for professional women, Roy Greenberg explores the benefits of speech recognition software, William Hinkle shares his biggest legal vendor Web site gripe, Ronald Cappuccio reviews Phoneslips for case management and e-mail, and Grace Fuentes reviews AOL Radio, which now includes some XM channels. In addition, this issue features links to 7 additional Posts in the TechnoLawyer Archive. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 24, 2006 to Fat Friday: Kevin Thompson reviews his new Acer Travelmate C200 Tablet PC, Kevin Grierson adds his two cents to the attorney-client e-mail debate, Larry Kasoff shares his five favorite Web sites, Meg Spencer Dixon writes in with an important correction regarding Neil's review of the Tanita BC533 scale, and Edward Brooks tests our publishing limits — see what he dared us to post. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 17, 2006 to Fat Friday: Thomas Workman discusses the real reason most IT professionals don't like Macs, Daniel Eichorn reviews Amicus Attorney's e-mail management tools, James Zuffoletto reviews his Nikon digital camera purchases, Harold Goldner explains his file naming system in detail, and Catherine Bianchi shares her thoughts on the strategic importance of executive bios on legal vendor Web sites. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 10, 2006 to Fat Friday: Mark Lieb reviews a password and login management utility, Corey Rich reviews Copernic desktop search software, Neil Chap explains why his Windows PC using firm couldn't live without his Mac (he's the sole Mac user), Bruce Vermeychuk discusses Mac security past, present, and future, and Channing Strother discusses Enfish's recent transformation into EasyReach. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 3, 2006 to Fat Friday: Brian Garves explains how to reduce your Stamps.com costs, Jerry Sullenberger reviews three iPod accessories, Bruce Hanson discusses alternatives to Symantec AntiVirus, Anita Evans joins the debate over technology training for lawyers, and Maggie Fisher argues for more transparency among legal vendors. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 24, 2006 to Fat Friday: Carlos Gonzalez reviews Pathagoras for document assembly, Bryan Sims discusses his experience with Dell's tech support and repair service, Raymond Gintner explains how his firm saved a bundle by writing a word processing business plan, Karen Marvel reviews her use of Amicus Attorney over the past nine years, and Mark Castle adds his two cents to the ongoing technology and training debate. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 17, 2006 to Fat Friday: Mark Klarich discusses his take on our long-running series about the legal technology industry, Ronald Burdge and Douglas Thomas review their experiences using Amicus Attorney, Jim Calloway reviews WordPerfect 12, and Andrew Simpson responds to criticism of the Time Matters AIC listserver. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 10, 2006 to Fat Friday:  J.W. Leighty shares his hand tremor solution (it doesn't involve a trackball), Britt Knuttgen, a one-time paralegal turned tech consultant, weighs in on the ongoing technology and training debate, David Hudgens reviews the HP LaserJet 3380mfp, Steven Schwaber reviews ActiveWords, and Lynne Harrison reviews Trend Micro's PC-cillin anti-virus software. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 3, 2006 to Fat Friday: Stephen Hayes reviews his Fujitsu Tablet PC, Todd Hill sets forth the bare minimum technology tools that every law firm should have, David Leffler reviews his experience with HP LaserJets and discusses Epson's first laser printer, Kent Davis compares PCLaw to QuickBooks for law firms and explains what software developers could learn from a program like Amicus Attorney, and Mark Klarich shares how his firm could easily survive a Katrina-like event. Don't miss this issue.

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