Creating a Small Office Network, Part IIBy Todd H. FlamingOctober 2002Column, Page 553Here's the hardware and software you need to network the computers in your office and increase your efficiency and productivity.
Technology Training: Why It’s a MustBy Todd H. FlamingDecember 2000Column, Page 723You'll waste your investment in hardware and software if you don't invest some time and effort in training people how to use it.
ISBA Computer Book Brings You into the 21st CenturyBy Todd H. FlamingAugust 2000Column, Page 475Find out how to put computers to work in your practice with this new book from the ISBA's Committee on Legal Technology.
Using PowerPoint to Power Your ArgumentBy Todd H. FlamingJune 2000Column, Page 357PowerPoint is a powerful, easy-to-use program that can spice up your presentation. And it's probably already on your computer.
Electronic Briefs: The Time Has ComeBy Todd H. FlamingApril 2000Column, Page 233Here's how to create an electronic brief that includes exhibits, signed documents; everything you'd include in a paper version. For an example, see /ibj/apr00lj/ebrief.pdf.
Cell Phones and the Next Big ThingBy Todd H. FlamingFebruary 2000Column, Page 107Cell phones are about to take a quantum leap in power and functionality — maybe you’d best sit tight until they do.
How to Produce Computer Data in DiscoveryBy Todd H. FlamingOctober 1999Column, Page 555Requests to produce computer data are increasingly common; here's a primer on how to comply.
Linux: The New, Free Kid on the BlockBy Todd H. FlamingFebruary 1999Column, Page 107Could the Linux operating system become a serious alternative to Windows? Here's a review.
