by Keith Survell | Mar 10, 2008 | Archive, Archived Ask The Geek, Archived Tech, Archived Tips, Archived TurboLaw Tips |
To send documents as PDFs, you need a program to create PDF files – there are several available on the Internet for free, as well as some from commercial software vendors. We’ve got links for some of these free programs, as well as some tips on advantages to sending documents in PDF format (instead of, say, Word format).
by Keith Survell | Feb 7, 2008 | Archive, Archived Tech, Archived TurboLaw Tips |
If you have recently upgraded to Word 2007 (part of Microsoft Office 2007), you might have noticed that just about everything looks different – and the controls for macros are no exception.
by Keith Survell | Jan 23, 2008 | Archive, Archived Ask The Geek, Archived Tech, Archived Tips
Unfortunately, the only guaranteed way to stop all spam is to not use e-mail. Spam is a part of life now, but you can take steps to reduce the amount of spam you get by following these simple tips.
by Keith Survell | Oct 5, 2007 | Archive, Archived TurboLaw Tips |
It is the bane of everyone who uses Microsoft Word to fill out forms – the dreaded “Error! Reference Source Not Found” message. Find out why it happens, and what to do to prevent it from happening.
by Keith Survell | Aug 15, 2007 | Archive, Archived TurboLaw Tips |
Not sure if your TurboLaw is up-to-date? Here’s how to tell whether you need to update or not.
by Keith Survell | Jul 25, 2007 | Archive, Archived TurboLaw Tips |
Ever wondered if your computer has what it takes to run TurboLaw – or any other program, for that matter? Read on for quick and easy tips on how to determine how much memory [RAM] you have, how much hard drive space you have, and what version of Windows you are using.
by Keith Survell | Jun 7, 2007 | Archive, Archived Legal, Archived Tech, Archived Tips
Stephen Melanson is today’s guest blogger, writing about “branding” as it applies to legal practices.
by Keith Survell | Apr 4, 2007 | Archive, Archived Technology & Law |
TurboLaw Software’s resident computer enthusiast talks about the new version of Microsoft Office – Office 2007 – and how its new features will help you get more done faster and with less effort. And really, isn’t that the point?