TechnoLawyer: Coming Attractions

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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Coming December 5, 2006 to TechnoFeature: You wouldn't be caught dead using a cassette player instead of your iPod for listening to music these days, so why stay stuck in the dictation dark ages? That tape recorder has got to go. In this article, attorney Jeffrey Allen explores the realm of digital dictation and how it can benefit today's mobile lawyer. Learn how ultra-portable devices and digital media can make your dictation fast and flawless.

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Coming December 7, 2006 to Answers to Questions: Steven J. Best offers up his thoughts on New Jersey retainer rules and some advice for managing these fees in PCLaw 8, Sharon Kirts shares which HP printers have served her practice well and why she believes you get what you pay for, Al Harrison reviews LogMeIn for remote access (really remote — South Africa to Houston, TX), Daniel Fennick reviews how he uses PracticeMaster to manage case-related e-mail messages, and Jay Stassen reviews his office's new case management software from CIBER. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming December 1, 2006 to Fat Friday: Ed Detlie reviews Dymo Stamps online postage service, Thomas Daly explains why automating documents doesn't work for his complex practice, Steven Finell discusses the importance of dates in file names (and the best way to display them), Don Winston sings the praises of a recent TechnoFeature about document management software, and David Caracappa reviews CrypInfo for password management on your desktop and handheld device. Don't miss this issue.

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Coming November 27, 2006 to IP Memes: Steve, Doug, and Matt cover the following memes: MySpace's solution to music copyright infringement, a politician's name-changing fiasco, the leaked details of Google's YouTube acquisition, and why bikers and baseball don't mix — at least when it comes to trademarked names.

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Coming November 28, 2006 to TechnoFeature: For many of us, preparing for a trip means buying a new bathing suit, selecting a good book, and stocking up on sunscreen. Unfortunately, preparing for a business trip requires a bit more planning and effort. In this article, legal technology consultants Pat Nemish and John "Tim" Mellitz share their top ten tips for business travel, leading to happier, more productive, and efficient executives in the field. Learn everything from how to pack your socks to where to find Wifi hotspots — and remember to always travel light and pack right!

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Coming November 21, 2006 to TechnoFeature: Buying a new pair of shoes is fairly simple — you pick out styles you like, try them on, and go with the pair that fits and looks best. But picking out shoes and picking out a document assembly program are two entirely different animals. In this article, technology consultant and HotDocs expert Seth Rowland takes the guesswork out of your search and arms you with all you need to know about the newest edition of LexisNexis' popular document assembly software — HotDocs 2006. Seth gives you the lowdown on the pros and cons as well as his wish list for future editions. Whether you're new to document assembly or an experienced coder, we think you'll find Seth's exhaustive review helpful in your evaluation process.

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Coming November 13, 2006 to TechnoFeature: When you hear the words "paperless office," do you think fact or fiction? If you have a more pessimistic view, you may want to listen up. In this article, legal technology expert Ross L. Kodner and attorney Dale W. Cottam discuss how optimizing your scanner's capabilities and using current document management software can free you from the mountains of paper and help institute a more efficient and productive workflow. Find out how Dale's firm implements Ross' Paper LESS methods — and how you can too.

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Coming November 17, 2006 to Fat Friday:  W. James Slaughter unveils the secrets to being a happy lawyer, Jay Solomon shares an anecdote that will make you think twice about automating your business correspondence, David Caracappa discusses computers with sex appeal (no, really), and Arthur Rieman reviews the Brother HL-5170DN laser printer. Don't miss this issue.

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