TechnoLawyer: Monitors

Coming April 26, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Tony Fama provides detailed instructions for entering deposits into trust accounts in QuickBooks, Roy Greenberg discusses the various solutions he has found for editing PDFs, Richard Schafer explains how to switch your monitor from landscape to portrait, Jason Havens discusses the positive impact Vista may have on Microsoft's competitors, and George Ripplinger reviews Amicus Attorney and PCLaw. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming April 12, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Leslie Shear shares how she managed case-related emails in Outlook and what has changed since switching to Apple Mail, Andy Satori explains the trouble with converting PDF to an editable format, Arthur Kamp reviews Worldox, Aaron Craft reviews several tools from Sysinternals including a disk-wiping utility, and Mina Diksies explains how to view two WordPerfect documents using dual monitors (one on each). Don't miss this issue.

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Coming March 22, 2007 to Answers to Questions: Steven J. Best reviews Worldox for document management, Celia Abbott reviews Easy Bates, Harold Noack reviews UniVoice (which claims to eliminate the need to train Dragon NaturallySpeaking), James Lundquist explains how to view multiple WordPerfect documents on two monitors, and Hazel Segall reviews PracticeMaster for tracking referrals. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 16, 2007 to Fat Friday: Dave Markowitz reviews his experience using a Brother HL-2070N printer with multiple operating systems, Enrico Schaefer explains how taking his practice paperless boosted his profits, Susan Billeaud offers up several etiquette tips for using a cell phone in public, Gregory Landry issues a call to arms for public interest lawyers, and James Walsh shares how a recent TechnoLawyer NewsWire article helped him join the world of multiple monitors. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming February 2, 2007 to Fat Friday: Joe Sewell discusses the security benefits of Linux, William Lloyd shares how he avoid eyestrain despite using three monitors, Ernest Marquez discusses setting up Amicus Accounting and its pricing, Matthew Gould reviews Time Matters' support policy, and Mazyar Hedayat offers up his thoughts on making your work (or life) public on the Web. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming January 26, 2007 to Fat Friday: Andrea Cannavina reviews Treo smartphones and its competitors, Kurt Schoettler discusses the importance of password strength (especially for lawyers), David Caracappa explains why winning the lottery would prompt a career change, Daniel Schultz explains how he makes use of a dual monitor setup, and Craig Humphrey takes a stab at defining Web 2.0. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming January 25, 2006 to Answers to Questions: Sharon Kirts reviews her experience using two HP LaserJet 3015s in her solo office (and why she's considering an HP LaserJet 3050), Angelika Hunt reviews GoDaddy and Tripod for Web hosting, Madison Jones reviews Timeslips from Version 5 to the present, Kathleen Slaydon offers up her workaround for entering deposits to trust accounts in QuickBooks, and John Ahern suggests a way to use WordPerfect on dual monitors. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming January 19, 2007 to Fat Friday: Arthur Rieman reviews his Ultimate Ears super.fi 3 Studio earphones, Kerry Hubick offers his thoughts on self- versus professional software training, Thomas F. McDow fantasizes about how winning the lottery would change his law practice, David Herdman shares his two cents on public cell phone usage, and Ernest Marquez explains how a third monitor will function in his law office. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming December 15, 2006 to Fat Friday: Andrea Cannavina discusses how new technologies have changed the dictation/transcription process and compares Olympus and Sony digital recorders, Jason Havens shares how you can use your Treo 600 for more than just a phone or PDA, Michael Schley explores file naming conventions for discovery documents, Cheryl Clayton discusses her use of multiple monitors in her solo practice (and we point to a seven monitor setup), and Daniel Fennick reviews his recent Dell technical support experience. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming December 8, 2006 to Fat Friday: Harold Burstyn discusses his law career and his experience with age discrimination, Nicholas Bettinger reviews his multiple monitor setup and two utilities that can make such an arrangement even slicker, Channing Strother discusses GPS in the car and the advantages/disadvantages of using your laptop, a portable device, or a built-in unit, Dean Birch explains why his firm's file naming convention does not include dates, and D. Paul Dalton discusses online data storage versus local media. Don't miss this issue.

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Published on Fridays, Fat Friday is a weekly newsletter that features a grab bag full of genuinely useful product reviews and tips on a wide variety of topics. Like all of our newsletters, it's free. Please subscribe now.