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Sun, April 24th, 2011 by jallenlaw
Dropbox
I have been using Dropbox for some time now. The program installs very easily and works very well. I have used it to synchronize information among several computers in different locations. It also syncs information to an iPhone, an Internet connected iPod Touch and an Internet connected iPad. Loading information into Dropbox takes no effort, after you have installed Dropbox on your computer, it will place a Dropbox folder for your use. Simply drag and drop the files you want to sync into the Dropbox folder and Dropbox will automatically upload them to its server (assuming your computer is on line). If your computer is not on line, Dropbox will upload the files the next time the computer is on line. All of your other devices will also sync automatically if they are on line or, if not, the next time that they go on line.
You can sign up for Dropbox at www.dropbox.com. They give you a 2GB account free. If you need more space, you can upgrade to a 50GB account for $9.99 per month or $99 per year. You can also upgrade to a 100GB account if you need even more space. The 100GB account costs $19.99 per month or $199 per year.
You can also use Dropbox to share files by setting up a folder for sharing and then putting the information you want to share in it. You provide the email addresses of those who you want to have access the the files and Dropbox notifies them of the shared folder and tells them how to access it. When they do, if they also set up their own Dropbox account, you get some additional free space added to your account.
Dropbox lives in the clouds and works equally well with the Mac OS and Windows.
Posted in Document handling, Product Review
Tagged documents, Dropbox, Internet, Macintosh, Poduct review, Windows
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Thu, May 22nd, 2008 by jallenlaw
Adobe Acrobat 9
Adobe Acrobat belongs in every law office. On the Windows and the Mac platforms you will want to get at least the Professional version. On the Windows side, you may want to get the Extended version. The Professional version offers some good improvements to version 8, particularly in connection with the improvement of the “Package” feature to the new ”Portfolio“ feature. Portfolio offers more flexibility and increased utility. Note also that Adobe recently released several additional formats for portfolios, upgrading and further improving its performance.
Version 9 also shows a substantial improvement in the performance of the OCR function, which now works much faster than its predecessor.
With the release of Acrobat 9, Adobe also opened access to Adobe.com, a site it created to facilitate collaboration and collaborative efforts.
The bottom line: If you do not have Acrobat 8, go directly to Acrobat 9 Professional. If you have Acrobat 8, the improvements justify the cost of upgrading to Acrobat 9 Professional. If you use Windows computers and have an interest in the presentation features, consider the Extended version.
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Tagged Acrobat, Adobe, Bates stamping, Law Office, Macintosh, Product Review, redaction, Windows
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