• Microsoft Excel Tip: How To Copy Cells In Microsoft Excel

    Microsoft Excel Tip: How To Copy Cells In Microsoft Excel

    Microsoft Excel is a staple program in Microsoft’s Office suite. It’s a powerful spreadsheet program that allows users to organize data and calculate results using a wide range of formulas. Let’s look at one basic element to this program: how to copy cells in Microsoft Excel. Basic Cell Copying Technique Before we move on to […]
  • Password Management: What Lawyers Must Know

    Password Management: What Lawyers Must Know

    Passwords are a problem. In one sense they are exactly the opposite of what they should be. They’re hard for users to remember but easy for intruders to guess or steal. The user frustrations with the current system make it ripe for abuse, and that’s exactly what’s taking place every day. The best solution for […]
  • Are You Good at Saying No & Setting Priorities?

    Are You Good at Saying No & Setting Priorities?

    There are never enough hours in a day, but how you spend the hours that you do have can make all the difference in the world. Just think: business leaders such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have exactly the same 24 hours available to them as you do! All good business leaders have to […]
  • Why Reusing Passwords Is A Horrible Idea

    Why Reusing Passwords Is A Horrible Idea

    No matter your profession, reusing passwords is a horrible idea. It’s dangerous and insecure. Reusing passwords is especially problematic for those working in fields like law, ones that require confidentiality in one form or another. Many people already know that reusing passwords is unsafe, but they do it anyway. One recent survey conducted by Lastline revealed […]
  • Password Management For Law Firms (Questions/Answers)

    Password Management For Law Firms (Questions/Answers)

    We can’t function without passwords. So much of the internet is built on the concept of a username plus a password that the concept is core to users’ internet experience. It’s a clever but imperfect system that could certainly be improved upon, but until a game-changing replacement comes along, we have to play the game. […]
  • Celebrate World Backup Day on March 31st

    Celebrate World Backup Day on March 31st

    When Was Your Last Backup? Data backups are a critical part of protecting the information and files you cannot afford to lose. And yet, many people have bad backup habits – or no backup habits at all.     March 31st is World Backup Day – a perfect opportunity for you to update your existing […]
  • Microsoft Excel Training [Free Online Course]

    Microsoft Excel Training [Free Online Course]

    Microsoft Excel Training Excel is one of the most versatile and most useful programs in the Microsoft Office suite. It’s also one of the trickiest to master without a little help from someone who understands the ins and outs of Excel. Join us for a special three-part online Microsoft Excel training session, available on-demand.  Tune […]
  • Set Reminders to Stay on Track with Important Tasks

    Set Reminders to Stay on Track with Important Tasks

      Raise your hand if you’re one of the millions of Americans who are overworked and don’t have enough hours in the day — isn’t that everyone? When you do manage to get into the groove of getting something done, it’s easy to forget everything else in the work or play. You may not even […]
  • Are You Prepared For The End Of Windows 7?

    Are You Prepared For The End Of Windows 7?

    Living in a technology era that sees device upgrades and new products on what seems like an almost weekly basis, it’s difficult to imagine that Windows 7 has remained in play since its release in 2009. According to Net Market Share’s December 2018 data, 40.86 percent were still using Windows 7 compared to a modest 36.37 percent engaged in […]
  • Windows 7 Support Is Ending

    Windows 7 Support Is Ending

      Did you know? Microsoft is ending support for Windows 7 in January 2020. Beginning this April, Microsoft will start displaying pop-ups on all Windows 7 computers alerting the users that their support for Windows 7 will be ending. Don’t be alarmed.  Microsoft also did the same thing with Windows XP before shutting down their support […]
  • New Whaling Schemes: CEO Fraud Continues to Grow

    New Whaling Schemes: CEO Fraud Continues to Grow

    In previous years, the first clue that your corporate email has been compromised would be a poorly-spelled and grammatically incorrect email message asking you to send thousands of dollars overseas. While annoying, it was pretty easy to train staff members to see these as fraud and report the emails. Today’s cybercriminals are much more tech-savvy […]
  • Cloud Computing For Lawyers (2019 Introductory Guide)

    Cloud Computing For Lawyers (2019 Introductory Guide)

    Attorneys have unique needs for the storage of information while needing to access data on clients and cases from remote locations. That’s why cloud computing has become such a popular option for lawyers. However, the value of cloud computing needs to be tempered with concerns about security and privacy. Below is your 2019 introductory guide to cloud computing for […]
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