Fast Tip Friday – Editing the Same Word Across Multiple PDF Files
This fast tip demonstrates how to perform a search and replace across multiple PDF files using Adobe Acrobat. This feature is available in both Acrobat XI and DC.
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Fast Tip Friday – Version Control in Notepad++
This fast tip demonstrates how to configure Notepad++ to create backup copies in case there is a need to revert back to a previous version.
Fast Tip Friday – Highlight Duplicate Values Using Excel
This fast tip demonstrates how to use conditional formatting in Excel to highlight duplicate values within a column of data. In another Fast Tip Friday, I demonstrated how to highlight duplicate rows using Excel. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Create Dropdown List From Another Workbook
This fast tip demonstrates how to create a dropdown list in an Excel workbook that pulls in values from a list in another workbook. In another Fast Tip Friday, I demonstrated how to create a dropdown list from another worksheet. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Formatting an Excel File as a Trial Exhibit
This is an adaptation of a recent article written by Jeff Bennion for the Above the Law blog. In my legal career, I have formatted hundreds of Excel files for printing, at the request of an attorney who is uncomfortable using Microsoft Excel. I use many of the same steps that Jeff mentions in his…
Fast Tip Friday – Convert Word Form to PDF Form
This fast tip demonstrates how easy it is to convert an existing form in MS Word format to a PDF form. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Convert Doc Number List to Searchable Bates Numbers
This is an adaptation of an article posted on the Excel Esquire site. This scenario happens often in the middle of a litigation matter. Attorneys will make a list of relevant document numbers and only include the part of the number that is different. But in order for a paralegal or litigation support professional to…
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