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15Oct2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Send Your Legal Nurse Consulting Files On Their Way!

In my Tech Tip – Don’t Fall Off the (File) Path I gave Certified Legal Nurse Consultants an easy way to insert a document file path into their legal nurse consulting work-product to help keep track of file locations. In today’s Tech Tip I’m going to give you another way to use the use either Windows Explorer or the File Open menu, to navigate to a legal nurse consulting document or image on your computer or network and easily attach that file to an email or instead, move it to another location (say a working file or network location).

8Oct2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Fab Phablet or Fat Phablet? Only Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Know for Sure

I love my iPhone and can’t wait to upgrade to the new iPhone 6. Based on backorders though, it’ll be late November or early December before I can get my hands on one. Most CLNC consultants are probably suffering the same wait. But the burning question all my CLNC amigos have to ponder (while they wait) is whether we simply want a larger, faster iPhone (the screen on the iPhone 6 measures 4.7” diagonally versus the 4” iPhone 5s) or want the extra larger, faster iPhone 6 Plus, a so-called phablet (yes it’s a real word – Google it yourself) measuring in at 5.7” diagonally (slightly smaller than the 7.9” iPad Mini).

1Oct2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants

Okay, this Tech Tip isn’t in any way about sex, drugs or rock and roll, but I had to get your attention somehow and “Easy Paragraph Formatting Tips for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants” just doesn’t do it. So, now that you’re reading – let’s get started.

24Sep2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: How to Quickly Whitelist an Email Address or Domain

Email is ubiquitous – except when it’s not. When you’re waiting for an important email from an attorney-client, CLNC subcontractor or your CLNC Certification Examination results from LegalNurse.com, the last thing you want is for that email to never, ever show up.

17Sep2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Don’t Fall Off the (File) Path

If you’re anything like me, and you probably may be – even more than I am myself, you’ve lost an important document for your legal nurse consulting business somewhere on your computer. It could be misfiled in the wrong directory, somewhere on your “C” drive or just lost in cyberspace.

10Sep2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Increase Your Chances of Getting Your Legal Nurse Consulting Gear Back

Let’s face it, it’s human to lose things and since most of us are human, we’re going to lose things. I’m not proud to say it, but on a daily basis I lose my car keys, my wallet and occasionally my temper. So far though, I haven’t (permanently) lost my digital camera, iPhone^®, iPad^®, laptop or sanity. However, I do assume that the day is inevitable that one (or more) of those will go walkabout.

3Sep2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Every Day’s a Holiday for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants with the Right Outlook (Plug-in, That Is)

My last few Tech Tips have been Microsoft® Word-related but I think I’ll take a holiday from Word today and tell my CLNC® amigos how to add holidays to their Microsoft Outlook and Google® calendars.

27Aug2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Update Time (Again)!

Summer is coming to an end and the children are safely back in school (or about to go back). Now that you can hear yourself think, it’s time for all Certified Legal Nurse Consultants to do some routine computer maintenance. At LegalNurse.com we roll out updates and patches on a regular basis and I highly recommend all CLNC consultants make sure their operating system, whether Windows or iOS is current and updated.

20Aug2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Microsoft^® Office for iPad^® – Not an End-All for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants

I have a love-hate relationship with my iPad. Since I travel with a computer my iPad isn’t always there for me. But because I travel with a computer, Microsoft Office is always there for me. That means I can open, edit, update and alter every sort of Office document, spreadsheet or presentation wherever and whenever I want. The few times I’m traveling with just my iPad, I’m pretty much restricted to viewing Word documents.

13Aug2014

Tom’s Tech Tip: Certified Legal Nurse Consultants – Reset Your Default Font in Word

Depending upon the age of your Microsoft Word software, your default document font is probably Calibri with an 11-point font size. Calibri is a sans-serif font, meaning it doesn’t have serifs like everybody’s old favorite font, Times New Roman.

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