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 Track Changes in Word

Track changes records every edit without making anything permanent. You can move, copy, delete and insert text, change formatting, even change pictures and insert objects. And the person who sent you the document can see the changes you made and decide whether to accept or reject them. Or you can do the same when others make changes to your document.

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 Password protect workbooks and worksheets

Your Excel workbook or worksheets contain sensitive strategic data, so you want to require others to enter a password to open them. Or you can share the data freely with anyone without requiring a password, but require a password to make changes. Take this short course to find out more.

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 From Legal Calendaring to Case Valuation, How Excel Excels

In this post, we'll show how Excel can help with two common tasks in litigation: (1) calendaring and calculating deadlines and (2) determining case valuation.

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 Lost and Stolen Data and the Recovery Tips

Losing data doesn’t always mean that your data is stolen, it happens due to various reasons. This article contains a visual guide (created by Secure Data Recovery) about the lost and stolen data, and the recovery tips along with some undeniable facts.

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 How To Spot a Malicious Email

It is estimated that over 80% of emails sent each day is spam. Of that, a significant portion contains some sort of virus, phishing or malicious intent. Not only does this represent a major security risk, but unwanted and email also affects productivity and clogs your network. In the event that an email slides pass your spam filter, how can you tell whether it’s malicious? Here are a few ways.

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 10 Elements of a Highly Effective Law Firm Training Program

Have your law firm training programs ground to a halt these past months? Law offices may be closed to clients, and many lawyers and staff are working from home, but they are still working. Without consistent, updated training, all the people who say they are “actually working more hours” at home are probably not as productive as they think (or you wish!).

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 Migrating Data to Cloud: What Law Firms Should Look Out For

Cloud technology brings a suite of benefits to law firms. It allows them to easily access their data from various devices, it cuts the cost of maintaining proprietary infrastructure, and it helps law firms easily scale their storage space.

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 Basic Legal Technology Skills are “Foundational” For Today’s Legal Market

Legal technology is often an afterthought for many lawyers in the practice of law and that is a mistake. In the coming years legal tech literacy (or lack thereof) will produce a sea change in the fortunes and careers of lawyers and firms. Firms that can couple legal services with efficient process, workflow and legal tech skills will win the business while those who don’t will wither.

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 Web Presence: Why Online Marketing Is Much More Than Your Law Firm Website

When law firms come looking for help using digital marketing strategies to build sales, most start by saying they need a new website or that their website isn’t driving enough leads. But there is too much of a singular focus on a law firm’s website.

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 Scrub Your Document With Microsoft Word Document Inspector

Microsoft Word’s Document Inspector is a built-in feature that can check for and clean out document metadata such as comments, embedded revisions, document information (such as any editors’ names), and other invisible content and hidden text.

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