TechnoLawyer: Fat Friday

Coming October 21, 2005 to Fat Friday: Dean Kirby discusses his impression of CaseSoft's DepPrep, Faith Drewry offers her take on the CSS in RSS issue, Kikis Talarides reviews Time Matters (and pleads for a Greek version), Peter Pike chastises the Delaware government, and Brad Jensen takes another look at 9/11 from a technology perspective. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 14, 2005 to Fat Friday: Timothy Cleary reviews Trend Micro's PC-cillin, Brad Jensen sets forth his plan for a spam-free world, Bruce Avery defends the use of $500 PCs in law firms (plus our publisher weighs in with a related controversy), Mark Bassett explains why courts might want to ban all cell phones even if they don't have cameras, and David Ach reviews a new online travel service. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming October 7, 2005 to Fat Friday: Kath Gilliam reviews a broadcast e-mail program, Ron Fox reviews CaseSoft's DepPrep for witness preparation, Maggie Fisher reviews WordPerfect and its macro capabilities, Caren Schwartz offers a contrarian view of using QuickBooks' sub accounts for trust accounting, and Corey Rich suggests how to permanently destroy your old hard drive. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 23, 2005 to Fat Friday: Barron Henley explains why he believes the metadata security issue is over-hyped (and that's just for starters), Martin Dean explains why technology does not necessarily guarantee success, Gerard Stubbert shares his European perspective on confidential client data, Yvonne Renfrew reviews a little-known software utility for QuickBooks trust accounting, and John Ahern reviews cross-cut paper shredders. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming September 9, 2005 to Fat Friday: Tim Palmer adds to our ongoing e-mail security debate, Jay Solomon pokes fun at those who use multiple monitors, Joe Sewell reviews the less popular Dvorak keyboard layout, Channing Strother shares his keyboard insights, and Susan Cox updates her previous review of Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 19, 2005 to Fat Friday: William Kellermann defends native file review, a hot-button topic in the e-discovery industry, David Hammer explains how a broken hard drive can help build your kid's self-esteem, Ronald Cappuccio reviews Document Production System 8, David Larson reviews Pathagoras, and Larry Crowell reviews Iomega's Automatic Backup (formerly QuikSync). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming August 12, 2005 to Fat Friday: Stephen Nipper follows up his recent article with some more tips on health savings accounts, Douglas Thomas reviews HP's Scanjet 5550c, Joel Johnson reviews Pathagoras in his corporate practice, Alex Simpson provides an invaluable tip for those who file rather than pile their e-mail, and Jeffrey Bannon discusses one benefit of "native file review" for those engaged in electronic discovery. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 29, 2005 to Fat Friday: Carlos Gonzalez reviews document assembly tool Pathagoras, Brian Garves reviews his favorite Firefox extensions, Michael Mulchay shares his thoughts on the new version of DeltaView for solos (and Matthew Brown, Workshare's Director of Product Management, responds to Michael's Post), Ross Kodner discusses the second generation of WiFi detectors, and Steven Schwaber shares his experience upgrading from WordPerfect 9 to version 12. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 22, 2005 to Fat Friday: Thinking about adding satellite radio to your car? Don't touch that dial (or your wallet) until you read this issue of Fat Friday, which features Channing Strother's review of XM, Douglas Folk's review of Sirius, and Daniel Fennick's review of XM. This issue also features a hidden gem in Acrobat 7 unearthed by Reb Thomas that will make Outlook-using lawyers ecstatic, and a review of ABSplus Backup by Joseph Hayden. There's never a dull moment in Fat Friday. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming July 15, 2005 to Fat Friday: Norman Bowley reviews Copernic Desktop Search, Douglas Thomas discusses his use of PaperPort and his problems organizing outgoing e-mail (along with a suggestion for any entrepreneurs who might be listening), Bernard Mac Arthur reviews a Firefox add-on that enhances tabbed browsing, Fred Kruck reviews Firefox and Thunderbird, and David Caracappa explains why he dumped Firefox in favor of Opera. Don't miss this issue.

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