I saw an email about this new podcast series called Legal Tech Radio on one of the Lit Support mailing lists I belong to. Given how hectic my week has been, this was the first chance I got to listen to the first episode. It’s definitely not for everyone, there’s quite a bit of legalese,…
OK, so we’re a little crazy about getting photos, but not that much. The strong winds limited us to just a few minutes outside, but trying to capture some interesting shots at least gave us a break from complaining about the weather! Looks like any plans we had for Saturday will be scrapped. I miss…
One other note about the training, I used my Macbook Pro for the presentation. I was curious to see how it would work out. Obviously, I needed my Windows Virtual Machine to run Summation, but once I got through a little hiccup connecting the MBP to the projector over in our training center, (oh ok,…
I’m done with my first attempt at doing some Summation training. Had one class yesterday afternoon, another this morning. The goal was to do 90 minutes on the very basics, what the program does, how to navigate around, do some basic searching, edit the summaries, add notes to transcripts, etc. I’ve learned a couple of…
Tom Mighell put out the call for anyone who’ll be blogging from the ABA Techshow in Chicago next week. Naturally, I have already sent him my information. Looks like they’ll be putting together a Yahoo Pipe feed of the folks who let them know they’re blogging, as well as pulling in anything tagged ABA Techshow…
Phil Gerbyshak brought it to my attention, and I thought I’d certainly pass it along for those of you are running small businesses and might be looking for some remote support. Friends, Do you work from home and have the occasional annoying technical problem that you can’t figure out, but you don’t want to go…