Avoid Repetitive Typing in Email
Just as we use macros in word processing programs to save keystrokes, Outlook has a feature called signatures which will allow you to save and insert repetitive wording in emails.…
Want Fun in the Sun? Sign Up Now!
If you haven't already registered for the Alabama State Bar's Annual Meeting & Legal Expo 2011 (July 13-16) at the Grand Hotel in Point Clear, you can do so online…
Where’s My Juice?
Power cords for laptops and other electronic equipment are expensive, costing anywhere from around $60 to well over $100 each. If you travel with a laptop or digital projector, sooner…
Microsoft Office Got You Stumped?
If you are struggling with upgrading to Microsoft Office 2007 or 2010, or struggling with Office 2003 because you still haven’t learned how to use all of its features yet,…
Sign up, Plan a Vacation, and Win an iPad2!
The Alabama State Bar Annual Meeting & Legal Expo 2011 (July 13-16) is approaching, and on-line registration is now open. Those who sign up online by Friday, April 29th at…
In Search of the (Legal Technology) Holy Grail at ABA TECHSHOW
Last week I attended the ABA TECHSHOW in Chicago, where I made two presentations. TECHSHOW celebrated it’s 25th anniversary this year, and Paul Unger and his planning board put on…
AlaFile Registration is Now Mandatory!!
As most Alabama lawyers are aware by now, the state’s General Fund budget is in proration, which means that funds for the state’s court system have been cut along with…
Friday Reading: Time for a New Computer?
Lately I've had several people tell me that they are in the market for new computers and ask me to recommend something. I'm not an IT expert and computer specifications…
ABA TECHSHOW In Your Christmas Stocking?
Now that we've sailed past the crazed shopping of Black Friday and are well into Cyber Monday, maybe you should be sending a letter to Santa on your own behalf.…
Want to Earn More? Change Your Perspective
When I was a kid one of the games we would play was to stare at a geometric figure, such as the one above, until it would “flip” and we…