Guest Posts

Guest post @ Lawyerist: Creating and Sharing Custom Microsoft Word Styles

by The Guru
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As a follow-up to my Using Microsoft Word Styles post on Lawyerist, I go one step further and teach you how to create new Styles and share them with others in your office. If you’ve ever thought about creating a set of standard forms (pleadings, letters, etc.) for use by everyone in your workgroup or office, this post contains some critical information about how the interaction between Styles and Templates in Microsoft Word.

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Guest post @ Lawyerist: Using Microsoft Word Styles

by The Guru
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How my recent “primer” on Microsoft Word’s Styles feature over on the Lawyerist blog has turned into a series … and how your documents can benefit.

Guest Post @ Attorney at Work – Handy Keyboard Tricks

by The Guru
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If typing speed is important to you, you want to minimize the amount of time you spend reaching for the mouse to access common commands like font formatting, paragraph justification, etc. Learn a few critical hotkeys (key combinations that give you instant access to commands you’d otherwise have to click through the menu system to use), and your typing speed (and productivity) can increase dramatically.

Microsoft Word’s got tons of hotkeys, but over on the Attorney at Work blog, I’ve listed what I think are some of the most important for increasing your typing and editing speed. Memorize two or three of these at a time, use them enough to make them second-nature, then go back to the list to pick up a couple more.

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Guest Post: How Outlook’s Out of Office Could Keep You Out of Trouble

by The Guru
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Here’s a tutorial (and cautionary tale) about using Microsoft Outlook’s Out of Office feature to keep email senders apprised of your status.

Guest Post: Protect Your Documents from Prying Eyes with Privacy Settings

by The Guru
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In another installment of what’s become a semi-regular gig, here’s another guest post on Jay Fleischman’s Legal Practice Pro blog.

Guest Post: Using Microsoft Outlook Rules to Tame Your Inbox

by The Guru
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Here’s yet another guest post I did on Jay Fleischman’s Legal Practice Pro blog, this time on setting up automated rules to handle a lawyer’s incoming mail in Microsoft Outlook.

Guest Post: 4 Microsoft Word Tricks to Make Legal Work Easier

by The Guru
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Here are details on another guest post I’ve done for Jay Fleischman’s Legal Practice Pro blog, this time on 4 tricks in Microsoft Word.

Guest Post: 4 Outlook Hacks to De-Stress Your Law Practice

by The Guru
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Here’s some info on a guest post I did today for Jay Fleischman’s Legal Practice Pro blog. If you want some quick and easy tips on how to de-stress your Outlook inbox, click into my article, then head over to his site for the tips!

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