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What Meta Data Looks Like

The term meta data gets thrown around a lot, but do you know what it actually looks like? A recent article on The Intercept on Apple’s “iMessage FAQ for Law Enforcement” included an example of what is contained in Apple’s pen register for messages sent with iMessage—which is also a good example of what meta data can look like.

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Do You Need Law-Practice-Specific Software?

Essential Law Office Software

A modern law office needs more than furniture and smart lawyers in order to run. We use computers to write briefs, send emails, review evidence, generate invoices, and manage firm finances. In the realm of law office technology, there are good tools and bad tools, overpriced tools and underpriced tools, secure tools and insecure tools. Here is a look at the basic software you need.

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Inserting Multiple Photos into PowerPoint

If you have several photographs that you want to insert into PowerPoint, using a “Photo Album” is the simplest way to accomplish this.

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Box For Lawyers User Guide

Box is an online file collaboration system where you can create, edit, and store documents, and it wants lawyers as users. Since 2013, it has courted the legal industry in response to Dropbox’s predominance. Here is what you need to know to use Box effectively.

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The Definitive Guide to Slack for Litigators

Would you like to spend less time in your inbox? How about communicating with your co-workers in realtime without needing to interrupt each other? If the answer to either question is yes, you should consider setting up a Slack account and inviting your team members to use it with you.

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Evernote Archaeology

Apps like Evernote, OneNote, Apple Notes, and other alternatives make it easy to keep all your notes in one place. But what good are all those notes if you never do anything with them? Every once in a while, you should do a little archaeology on your notes. Dig into them to refresh your recollection of the events, conversations, ideas, and anything else you saw fit to write down or save.

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Using Time Entry Assistant in Amicus Attorney

If at the end of each day or month you are scratching your head wondering where your time was spent, you should start using the Time Entry Assistant within Amicus Attorney Premium Edition. This tool will automatically track activities saved to a file that have not been billed yet. This article will show you how to track time with ease.

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How to send email to all accepted meeting attendees in Outlook

For some reason, you need to send email to all accepted meeting attendees in Outlook. Here’s how: Read the Article

How to set password for documents and ZIP files on Mac

Making a ZIP file on MacBook or iMac is very easy; Just put the multiple files in one folder, right-click on the folder, and click Compress. However, that ZIP file can be opened by anyone. Today we will know how to set the password to protect a ZIP file and documents on Mac OS X without any additional app. You can share such files even on the internet, but only those can open who know the password.

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