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.
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Fast Tip Friday – Hard Disk Space Usage Using Treesize Free
Have you ever wondered what is taking up so much space on your hard drive? Have you ever wanted to get an overview of the file contents that just arrived on an external drive? This fast tip demonstrates how to use Treesize Free to break down hard disk space usage down to the file level.
Fast Tip Friday – Using an iPhone to Subscribe to a Podcast
This fast tip demonstrates how to subscribe to an iTunes podcast using the free Podcasts app on the iPhone. There are more and more new podcasts starting up in the legal industry. Use iTunes to search for the ones you might be interested in and then subscribe to them from your mobile phone using one…
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 – Split Zip Archive Using 7-Zip
This fast tip demonstrates how to create a split zip archive. This is useful if the one large zip file is too large to email or it won’t fit on a single CD. For more information, see my Tools of the Trade series 7-Zip article.
Fast Tip Friday – Export Excel Comments to Word Doc
This fast tip demonstrates how to export Excel comments to an MS Word document. The list of comments will also include the cell reference and the comment author. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Identify Unsearchable PDFs Within Folders
This fast tip demonstrates how to use a free tool called Count Anything to identify which PDF files are unsearchable. Sean O’Shea shared this tip in his article entitled Where Are My Unsearchable PDFs. Source: Sean O’Shea
Amy,
I made it my goal for this whole week to go back and check out most ( I am actually shooting for all) of the Fast Trip Fridays you have posted so far. I am finding great and very useful information and would like to thank you so much for sharing all this knowledge.
Great to hear, Clement. You can always come back and refresh your memory when a need arises.