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Workshare Protect Server: Read Our Exclusive Report

By Neil J. Squillante | Thursday, April 15, 2010

Today's issue of TechnoLawyer NewsWire covers a metadata removal solution for mobile devices and Webmail (see article below), a Bates stamping and watermarking utility for Microsoft Word, an online file storage and sharing service, an iPhone business card scanning app, and an iPad VPN app. Don't miss the next issue.

Metadata Removal for Smartphone and Webmail Users

WKS-144-NPP-450

Imagine that your clan lives on an island not far from a hostile clan on another island. After much effort, you build a defense system that no boat can penetrate. But you soon discover that your rivals have invented something called an airplane. Now what? Law firms find themselves in a similar predicament regarding document security. After investing in technology to prevent lawyers and staff from emailing documents containing metadata from their PCs, your firm now needs to safeguard their smartphones and Webmail accounts too.

Workshare Protect Server … in One Sentence
Workshare Protect Server prevents metadata leaks via email sent from corporate Webmail accounts as well BlackBerry, iPhone, and other mobile devices.

The Killer Feature
The term "metadata" refers to invisible information in PDF and word processing documents such as annotations, redacted text, and tracked changes.

With "minimal user training," Workshare Protect Server removes metadata from Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF attachments (including those in .zip archives) sent via mobile devices, Outlook Web Access, and Lotus iNotes. Workshare Protect Server also has a minimal footprint. There's no client software to install or configure.

Other Notable Features
As its name implies, Workshare Protect Server enables you to centrally manage and configure your firm's metadata policies. From the administrative Web-based console you can also monitor, track, and audit all metadata leaving your firm.

Workshare Protect Server includes a number of reports. For example, users can receive a clean report via email, which lists all the metadata removed from a document. Administrators can receive email alerts when policy violations or other issues arise. Other features include cleaning overrides and embedded email support.

Workshare Protect Server integrates with Workshare Protect (desktop metadata removal software) and Workshare Professional (document comparison and metadata removal suite).

What Else Should You Know?
Using the application programming interface, you can customize Workshare Protect Server to remove metadata from third-party software such as Microsoft SharePoint and document management systems. Pricing starts at $70 per seat. Current Workshare customers are eligible for special pricing. Learn more about Workshare Protect Server.

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Reviews of Antivirus Software, SpeakWrite, MessageSave, QuickJump; Tips for Windows 7 and Garmin GPS PNDs

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, April 15, 2010

Coming today to Answers to Questions: Rene Fourie compares Symantec, AVG, and Avast antivirus software, Susan Traylor reviews SpeakWrite for cell phone dictation and transcription, Lawrence King reviews MessageSave and QuickJump, Fred Kruck reviews the Garmin StreetPilot c340 and offers advice when buying a GPS unit, and Jerry Gonzalez explains why you should upgrade to Windows 7 now. Don't miss this issue.

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How I Moved My Practice Into the Cloud; Secrets to Getting Paid; Reviews of Dragon, GoBack, NOD32

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, April 8, 2010

Coming today to Answers to Questions: William Shilling describes his almost paperless, cloud-based law practice, Kristi Bodin discusses the key to client happiness when using fee retainers, Vusumzi Msi reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred and explains a WordPerfect workaround, Steven McNichols reviews Norton GoBack, and Wesley Profit reviews NOD32 Antivirus software. Don't miss this issue.

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Reviews of Microsoft Desktop Search, GoToMeeting, CyberScrub, BlackBerry Storm; Caller ID Spoofing

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, March 25, 2010

Coming today to Answers to Questions: David Stratton compares Microsoft Desktop Search to Copernic Desktop Search, Susan Traylor reviews GoToMeeting, James Dill discusses caller ID spoofing, Larry Southerland reviews CyberScrub's Privacy Suite, and David Gossom reviews the BlackBerry Storm. Don't miss this issue.

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Avvo Ratings; Document Assembly; SaaS; Secure Passwords; iPad; BigLaw Fantasy

By Sara Skiff | Friday, March 19, 2010

Coming today to Fat Friday: Bill Hodes revisits his opinion about AVVO, John Hall discusses document assembly versus search and replace, Ben Schorr raises another SaaS concern and also provides some password wisdom, Arthur Ray explains why he's buying an iPad, and Gordon Greta tells us why a lawyer profiled in a recent BigLaw column needs to get a grip — on reality that is. Don't miss this issue.

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Dragon Pros and Cons; Reviews of Ultimate BitLocker, TrueCrypt, MozyPro

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, March 11, 2010

Coming today to Answers to Questions: Michael Gibney reviews Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Gary Garland reviews Vista Ultimate BitLocker and TrueCrypt, and Philip Franckel reviews MozyPro. Don't miss this issue.

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Drunk Dial This Lawyer Plus 93 More Articles

By Sara Skiff | Monday, March 8, 2010

Coming today to BlawgWorld: Our editorial team has selected and linked to 75 articles from the past week worthy of your attention, including our Post of the Week. Here's a sample:

What Will Legal Technology Do to the Cravath System?

Security Issues Causing Some Law Firms to Ban iPhone Use

The Office Coffee Is More Important Than it Seems

Link Building vs. Link Marketing: What's The Difference?

This issue also contains links to every article in the March 2010 issue of Law Technology News. Don't miss this issue or future issues.

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Reviews of GoToMeeting, GoToWebinar, GoToMyPC, ZoneAlarm, Pegasus Mail, Windows Media Encoder, Any Video Converter, Time Matters

By Sara Skiff | Thursday, March 4, 2010

Coming today to Answers to Questions: Paul Purdue reviews GoToMeeting and GoToWebinar, Steven Schwaber reviews ZoneAlarm Free Firewall and GoToMyPC, Tom Trottier reviews Pegasus mail and POPfile, Alan Garber compares Windows Media Encoder and Any Video Converter, and Jeffrey Schoen reviews Time Matters and Billing Matters (and LexisNexis responds). Don't miss this issue.

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Rack2-Filer Review; BitDefender Tip; SaaS on Your Server; Health Care; Amazon; LegalTech New York

By Sara Skiff | Friday, February 5, 2010

Coming today to Fat Friday: Paul Mansfield reviews the Fujitsu ScanSnap with Rack2-Filer software, Roy Greenberg offers a fix for BitDefender when it stops working after a Windows restore, Tim Dix clarifies a point about SaaS storage in a recent TechnoFeature, Lane Trippe shares some further thoughts on the health care debate, and Harold Burstyn explains why he won't shop at Amazon ever again. Don't miss this issue.

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AdvologixPM Review; Laptop Security Tips; Forced Obsolescence; MiFi Tip; Smart Invoice; iPad Use Case

By Sara Skiff | Friday, January 29, 2010

Coming today to Fat Friday: Diedre Braverman reviews AdvologixPM, Tom Trottier discusses laptop security and passwords, Steve Pena shares his thoughts on forced obsolescence and online music subscriptions, Ed Detlie provides some ideas for making calls using a MiFi, Harry Steinmetz has a few words for Smart Invoice's pricing plan, and our publisher lays out a use case for Apple's new iPad. Don't miss this issue.

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