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Generate a File List for Document Production During Discovery
When making initial disclosures in federal court (or state court, if your jurisdiction requires them), it’s sometimes easiest to just tell opposing counsel all the files you have without sending over...
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Windows 8 Review (from The Verge)
Windows 8 is finally available to reviewers. I don’t plan to upgrade (it feels too half-baked for desktop users to me), at least not yet, but you can get your fill of minutiae on the final Windows 8...
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Windows 8, Apps for Android, and Conference Calls — LAB Update for November...
New & Popular Discussions Windows 8 Discussion Thread — So, should you upgrade? If you have, what do you like, love, or need help with? (Also, some people are apparently still using Windows XP.)...
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“Do. Not. Upgrade. Ever.”
Greg Broiles may call himself a fuddy-duddy (he’s relucant to upgrade from Windows XP), but he’s got some seriously good advice for anyone looking to upgrade Windows: Always start with a fresh,...
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Q: Should I Get a Mac or a PC?
A: It doesn’t matter. Fans of each system (and let’s not leave out Linux’s rabid fan base or Chrome OS’s growing one) have a litany of reasons why their choice is the only one that makes sense. But it...
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Encryption: Enabling Basic Client File Security
If you do not encrypt your files, do you lose sleep worrying about losing a laptop full of client data? If not, you should. The data on most laptops is worth more than the hardware. A lawyer’s laptop...
View ArticleSync Microsoft Office Docs with Google Cloud Connect
Cloud computing, despite security and privacy concerns, continues to be more and more prevalent. For word-processing online, Google Docs remains extremely popular, with Microsoft Office Live steadily...
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Five Essential PC Performance Tasks
Over time, you’ll inevitably notice your Windows PC getting slower and slower. While a professional performance tuneup might be in order every couple of years, there are lots of things you can do to...
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Windows 8 Preview Review (part 1 of 2)
Windows 8, coming on October 26, 2012, is completely new, but comfortably familiar. It unifies touch-based tablets and traditional PCs without forcing you to adopt either paradigm. If you wanted...
View ArticleWindows 8 Preview Review (part 2 of 2)
Yesterday, I opened my review of Windows 8 with an introduction to the new user interface — the main difference between Windows 8 and its predecessor. But while the UI is a pretty major change, Windows...
View ArticleNevermind, Microsoft Still Doesn’t Get Mobile
Windows 8 will come in two flavors: RT and regular. The RT version is optimized for ARM processors, the kind you find in mobile devices. The obvious conclusion was that Windows RT would scrap the...
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Five Essential PC Performance Tasks
Over time, you’ll inevitably notice your Windows PC getting slower and slower. While a professional performance tuneup might be in order every couple of years, there are lots of things you can do to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Windows 8 Preview Review (part 1 of 2)
Windows 8, coming on October 26, 2012, is completely new, but comfortably familiar. It unifies touch-based tablets and traditional PCs without forcing you to adopt either paradigm. If you wanted...
View ArticleWindows 8 Preview Review (part 2 of 2)
Yesterday, I opened my review of Windows 8 with an introduction to the new user interface — the main difference between Windows 8 and its predecessor. But while the UI is a pretty major change, Windows...
View ArticleNevermind, Microsoft Still Doesn’t Get Mobile
Windows 8 will come in two flavors: RT and regular. The RT version is optimized for ARM processors, the kind you find in mobile devices. The obvious conclusion was that Windows RT would scrap the...
View ArticleGenerate a File List for Document Production During Discovery
When making initial disclosures in federal court (or state court, if your jurisdiction requires them), it’s sometimes easiest to just tell opposing counsel all the files you have without sending over a...
View ArticleWindows 8 Review (from The Verge)
Windows 8 is finally available to reviewers. I don’t plan to upgrade (it feels too half-baked for desktop users to me), at least not yet, but you can get your fill of minutiae on the final Windows 8...
View Article“Do. Not. Upgrade. Ever.”
Greg Broiles may call himself a fuddy-duddy (he’s relucant to upgrade from Windows XP), but he’s got some seriously good advice for anyone looking to upgrade Windows: Always start with a fresh,...
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Q: Should I Get a Mac or a PC?
A: It doesn’t matter. Fans of each system (and let’s not leave out Linux’s rabid fan base or Chrome OS’s growing one) have a litany of reasons why their choice is the only one that makes sense. But it...
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Computer Buying Guide for Lawyers
In general, people spend way too much time worrying about which computer to buy. You can run a law practice just fine on a $400 Dell desktop. (Not that you should.) Obsessively comparing specs is a...
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