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ABA TECHSHOW 2008: Eliminating the Paper Chase: From Boxes to Bytes (Paperless Office Track)

By Mazyar Hedayat

Presenters: Paul Unger and Debbie FosterThursday, March 13 at 8:30 am TechShow board members Paul Unger of HMU Consulting and Debbie Foster of inTouch Legal spoke to a capacity crowd of small-office and solo lawyers, many of them refugees from large firms who needed to unlearn then relearn a host of practice skills. Using a short but informative PowerPoint presentation, the speakers explored the following paperless office topics: Return on InvestmentEliminate the need to retype pleadings. Scan all your incoming documents, and scan and store existing documents. Pay attention to storage and security for all your files. Searching for files versus finding them. Formats: PDF (Portable Document Format) Versus TIF (Tagged Image Format)PDF for office use, TIF for trial presentations...continue to full post

Full post as published by TechnoLawyer Blog on March 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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