Fast Tip Friday – View Hidden Formatting Codes in Microsoft Word
This fast tip demonstrates how to use the reveal formatting feature in Microsoft Word. It can really save the day!
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Fast Tip Friday – Using Excel VLOOKUP to Compare Lists of Bates Numbers
This fast tip demonstrates how to use the VLOOKUP function in Excel to compare two lists of bates numbers and then a couple of ways to visually present the results. In a previous fast tip, I demonstrated an alternative way to use Excel to compare two lists. Download Sample Files
Fast Tip Friday – Reduce Chrome Memory Usage with The Great Suspender Extension
This fast tip demonstrates how to use a Chrome browser extension called The Great Suspender to reduce memory usage.
Fast Tip Friday – Creating a PDF Portfolio
This fast tip demonstrates the basics for creating a PDF Portfolio.
Fast Tip Friday – Convert AutoCAD Files Using DWG TrueView
We often receive AutoCAD files in litigation matters. They are architectural diagrams and usually require special software to view them. This fast tip demonstrates how to use a free software program called DWG TrueView to open the files and optionally export them to PDF format if desired. 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 – Remove Duplicate Rows in Notepad++ Using TextFX Plugin
This fast tip demonstrates how to remove duplicate rows in Notepad++ using a plugin called TextFX Characters. Notepad++ is a free text editor. In a previous tutorial video, I demonstrated how to delete duplicate lines using TextPad.