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SmallLaw: How to Use Microsoft Word as a Document Assembly System

By Ross Kodner

Originally published on July 12, 2010 in our free SmallLaw newsletter. In my previous SmallLaw column, I explained how to use Styles in Word 2007. This week let's talk document assembly, which represents the holy grail that every lawyer has sought for decades, whether acknowledged consciously or just the subject of quiet fantasy. However, the creation of document assembly systems to build documents for areas of practice such as contracting, real estate, estate planning, and even litigation rarely comes to fruition. Why? The Problem With Document Assembly Systems The biggest impediment to document assembly success is the very nature of document assembly tools. Powerhouse document assembly engines such as Capsoft's venerable HotDocs offer extensive (and impressive) "smart" logic, including conditional branching and selection of optional paragraphs based on how prior questions are answered...continue to full post

Full post as published by TechnoLawyer Blog on July 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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