Using Macs
Screencast No. 1–Custom Form Data Display
Our first screencast looks at the Daylite interface, categories and keywords, creating a case record, creating a custom form and displaying custom form data with a widget. And it’s only 56.5 MB for a 27-minute demonstration. Very happy about that!
MILO Chat Podcast
Macs In Law Offices (MILO) founders Ben Stevens and Grant Griffiths talk with Finis Price and Victor Medina about Macs and the men who love them. Or something like that. Just started listening and enjoyed what I’ve heard. (Reminds me that I’ve got to unbox that dang Touch.) Check it […]
Using Macs in a Law Practice: Guest Post
Tom Hart explains how he uses Mac hardware and software in his law practice and also discusses the improvements he’d like to see in future versions of the same.
Pirillo’s 50 Reasons to Switch to Macs
Audio issues have created a minor setback on the new screencast, but I’m hoping to get it out the door later this week. In the meantime, I just read that Chris Pirillo, long-time Windows user and technology maven, has switched to Macs. He’s still using Windows, but finds many things (actually 50 things) […]
More for Switchers
More Resources for Switchers. Via Criminal Defense Law with an Apple. Here’s another resource for the new switcher to Macs. Read the comments for more ideas about how to make a smoother transition.
Using Daylite Screencast in Production
Well, an hour here and an hour there and pretty soon you’ve figured out how to make a screencast. I’m happy to say that we’re about ready to record our first screencast; just waiting on a cheap headset to show up and we’ll begin. This will be the first in a series […]
Bentomania!
Bentomania! For those of you who are thinking Bento may be the practice management solution you’ve been looking for, Don McAllister at ScreenCastsOnline (SCO) is reviewing the product in two installments. The first has just been completed and is available now for SCO members. The second will likely be produced in a few […]
New Mac Video Tutorials from Apple
New Mac Video Tutorial Section. Apple Insider reports that Apple has a new website section called “Find Out How” designed to make fence-sitters more willing to take the jump. Have a look.
Daylite Questionnaire for Lawyers
The Daylite template design team posted a list of questions on the MacLaw listserv today. Marketcircle graciously gave me permission to post them here as well. Any attorney who’s thinking about moving from Windows to Macs or who has already made the move and is struggling to use Daylite as their practice management […]
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