CLICK A BLOG TITLE BELOW
TO READ MORE

10 Microsoft Outlook Features Lawyers Should Use

If you’re one of the many lawyers relying on MS Outlook for email, calendaring, and maybe more – you need to utilize these features.

Read the Article

Turn your PPT presentation into a video

When you make a recording of a presentation, all its elements (narration, animation, pointer movements, timings, and so on) are saved in the presentation itself. In essence, the presentation becomes a video that your audience can watch in PowerPoint.

Read the Article

How to Use Evernote: The Unofficial Manual

In its early days, Evernote was a simple note-taking app. Since then, it’s turned into a productivity powerhouse that can help you capture, organize, recall, and work with your information.

All that power is great — but it doesn’t make for an easy learning experience. Learning how to use Evernote on your own takes a long time, which is why we’ve put together this tutorial that will show you how to take full advantage of the most important Evernote features.

Read the Article

6 Automatic Editing Tools That Will Make Your Writing Super Clean

What you want your editing tool to do will influence which one(s) you choose. No one tool can do it all — nor can one of these tools wave away the work and critical thinking necessary for a well-edited book.  An automatic editing tool doesn’t replace a human editor. Because language rules and elements of a good story can be so flexible, human eyes will always be superior to the rigidity of automatic tools.

Read the Article

Convert PDF to Excel Online

A free service like this one could be a real lifesaver. One of the tools that allows professionals to spend less time wrangling lengthy PDF files is Investintech’s PDF to Excel tool. This tool efficiently converts non-editable PDF documents into fully editable Excel (xls) files, allowing users to reuse table layouts or the information inside them.

Read the Article

Electronic Discovery–Indexing

The term “processing” encompasses many steps, which can make it one of the most difficult topics to teach in litigation support.  Indexing is another step in the “processing” stage and it is one of the steps that can take some time to complete, depending on the volume of data that needs to be indexed.  In simple terms, the indexing process will go grab every word in every document and then generate a list of those words, sorted in alphanumeric order. This facilitates fast and more accurate information retrieval when we perform a full-text search across all of the documents in the database.

Read the Article

Search and Redact Using Nuance Power PDF

This fast tip demonstrates how to use Nuance Power PDF Advanced to import a search term list, perform searches across multiple PDF files, and mark all of the terms for redaction.

Watch the Tutorial

Edit PDF content in Word

With Word 2013 and 2016, you can convert a PDF into a Word document that you can edit. What this video shows about editing PDFs in Word 2013 also applies to Word 2016.

Watch the Video

 Secure Your Phone: 9 Mobile Security Tips for Lawyers

“Tips” might actually be a bit of a misnomer. Without taking the proper precautions, lawyers who work on mobile devices may be inadvertently leaving confidential client information at risk of public exposure.  However, by taking a few key steps—and by keeping a few rules in mind—you can secure your mobile devices and know you’re keeping client data safe.

Read the Article

How to Create Evernote Stacks

If you’ve been using Evernote for a while, you’ve probably accumulated a huge collection of notebooks. If they’re in disarray, one small Evernote feature can get them under control: Stacks.  Stacks are basically collections of notebooks. Just keep in mind that while you can share individual notebooks with your contacts, you cannot share Stacks.

Read the Article