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Top tips for working in Word Online

Here are the top tips to help you get the most out of Word Online. Learn how to get started, save your work to OneDrive, add and review comments, edit, and print. We'll even show you how to move documents between Word Online and your desktop Word.

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Free Timeline Maker for Students and Faculty – Timestream

No installation required, simply download Timestream and run on Mac or Windows. Organize your work on the interactive timeline and visualize your progress. Export your timeline data and supporting files into presentations and reports.

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FreshBooks vs. Wave

FreshBooks and Wave are two programs that both aim at helping people with no clue on how to do their own books with their daily accounting through a clean, simple interface and other user-friendly features. Both come with a fairly manageable learning curve and are ideal for novice bookkeepers.

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Estate Map

Estate Map, a cloud-based tool for estate planning attorneys and consumers, provides an easy way to store and share information about one’s estate plan and related information. Estate Map is essentially digital hub for estate planning attorneys and their clients—information about clients estate plans, bank accounts, valuables, health care directives, etc. You can also leave notes regarding location of valuables, how to get a creaky door to shut, etc. From what I can tell, it’s intended to be a giant repository for anything and everything a loved one would need.

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Dictionary of eDiscovery: A Helpful Glossary of ESI Terminology

Given that eDiscovery is discovery, the terminology we use should be user-friendly for all litigators, not just geeks. In this post, we’ll break down some of the most forbidding eDiscovery terms and hopefully show that the concepts they refer to are pretty straightforward.

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Benefits of Technology Assisted Document Review

Document review is a crucial phase in any drafting or collaboration process. To have complete confidence in the integrity and accuracy of our content, we need to ensure to identify any and all differences between versions. The editorial process begins with regression and the final product indicates progress. A document must be read, re-read and reviewed before it can be released. If it’s been released without the application of a document comparison tool, it’s highly unlikely the editor(s) picked up on every inaccuracy or version change; not to mention missed embedded objects and unchecked metadata threaten document integrity and your reputation.

Next time you send a client a report or business proposal, check whether the embedded objects in the document are acting as you expect. Better yet, try applying Change-Pro® or CitationWare® next time you create a document, and Metadact® before you send it.

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eBrevia Replaces Your Army of Doc Review Minions

eBrevia uses industry-leading artificial intelligence, including machine learning and natural language processing technology, developed in partnership with Columbia University to extract data from contracts, bringing unprecedented accuracy and speed to contract analysis, due diligence, and lease abstraction.

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Electronic Filing with Best Case Bankruptcy

Detailed instructions for creating and filing documents electronically with Best Case Bankruptcy.

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MobiLit iPad Trial Presentation App

MobiLit is designed to wirelessly project its presentation to other iPads. Additionally, it can send images to a projector or even a TV with an Apple TV or direct wired connection.

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Excel: Work with Macros

You want to automate a repetitive task in Excel so that you can do the task again with a single click. The best way to do that? Record a macro. And the macro recorder is the easiest way to create a new macro in Excel.

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