Law Office Computing - October/November 2002 Table of Contents

OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2002 - VOLUME 12, ISSUE 5

Software Shootout
PDF Creation for the Masses
Four programs to create PDF files without Adobe Acrobat.
By Brett Burney

Cross Examination
Destination Summation
Blazing a trail, Summation iBlaze, Version 2 offers new features.
By Brett Burney
and David Hiersekorn

Speed — The Ultimate Advantage
Attorneys weigh Internet connection options against convenience and cost.
By Ari Kaplan

A Little Something Extra for Your Practice
Extranets for small firms and solos.
By Mark Rosch and Carole Levitt, J.D., M.L.S.

4th Annual Best Law Office Web Site Contest
By the editors of Law Office Computing

Resources for the IP-savvy Attorney
Online products to assist the intellectual property practitioner.
By Daniel S. Coolidge

35+ Vital Sites
Seven expert attorneys offer up their most valuable Web resources.



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ReadMe.loc Are You in a Hurry? TechnoDebate Dangerous But Irresistible 2003 Legal Technology Predictions. Lawyers’ Lab Compact Portables The latest on PDAs and subnotebooks for mobile lawyers. By Joseph L. Kashi and Thomas Boedeker Tech Setters A look at Hilgers & Watkins law firm and its technology. Gadget Corner USB on Steroids Maxtor’s USB 2.0 PCI Adapter and personal storage unit do some heavy lifting. By J. Michael Jimmerson	WordPerfect Tips & Tricks WordPerfect Settings: Part 2 Customizing to fit your needs. By Richard C. Belthoff Jr. Microsoft Tips & Tricks Give XP a Whirl Useful tips and tricks to XPerience. By Donna Payne and Payne Consulting Group Tyburski Files Around the World in Search of Law Find current law in other countries with targeted Web research. By Genie Tyburski Legal Technology Showcase A Special Advertising Section NetWatch Index to Advertisers How to Contact Us Tech Directory