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Outlook + Gmail = Goodbye Exchange Server?

c|net News Blog reports here that Cemaphore Systems is preparing to roll out a beta of its Software as a Service (SaaS) product Mailshadow for Google Appa a/k/a MailShadow G which will allow the use of Outlook with Gmail for multiple users without Exchange Server.

26 March, 08
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Great Utilities to Supercharge Windows!

Despite the perception that Windows has every utility you need to get the most out of it, the truth is that 3d party programs still play an important role in obtaining the best user experience. While Windows often includes features to do things such as defragment your hard drive, switch between open programs, view files, etc. they are often not “Best in Class” or perform as well as 3d party utilities.

28 March, 08
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You Want to Work From Where? Telecommuting as an Alternative.

Many law firms are looking for ways to retain good people without having to “break the bank” to do so. One option that is being used more regularly is giving employees the opportunity to telecommute. No longer is telecommuting a rarity; organizations now exist to provide information and assistance such as the American Telecommuting Association, the International Telework Association & Council and the Society for Human Resource Management.

4 April, 08
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Getting Vista and XP to Play Nice on the same network.

For those of you who live in a mixed household – some Windows XP computers and some Windows Vista computers – getting the Vista systems to share files with their XP brethren can be challenging, if not downright frustrating. In most instances, the problem arises because the Vista systems can’t “see” the XP systems on the network.

7 April, 08
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Monster Cable vs. Blue Jean Cable: Will this be a Repeat of David vs. Goliath?

For many lawyers (myself included) Intellectual Property (IP) law is similar to trying to understand a foreign language; some of the word might seem familiar, but you know that you really don’t have a clue. Usually, threats of patent and trademark infringement don’t make the evening news and it’s an area of the law best left to the “experts” However, occasionally an IP case comes along that captures the attention of the common practitioner.

15 April, 08
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Wisconsin Quarles Ex-Partner makes the news (and not in a good way)

The ABA Journal reports in this story that an ex-Quarles & Brady partner has been suspended for nine months for failure to turn over fees he earned as a trustee to his former firm.

25 April, 08
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The Check’s in the mail or is it?

While it is hard to condense all of the things you should do, Ed provides some useful suggestions for dealing with clients who are avoiding paying your bill under one of his 5 scenarios.

28 April, 08
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“Book’em Danno” – Back to My Mac catches thief!

Here’s a link to a story about a MacBook user using the Apple Back to My Mac feature to capture an image of the thief who stole her MacBook.

12 May, 08
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Get in Touch – Geeky Nerdy Lawyer

Get in Touch (without dial-up sounds or a 1998 modem handshake)

If you’d like to talk about your firm’s technology—what’s working, what isn’t, what’s keeping you stuck, or what you’re trying to build next—there are two paths:

 

Path #1 (fastest):

Schedule a Meeting with CenCom Technologies using this link or use the contact form.

This is ideal if you’re ready for consulting, implementation, support, or a strategic review.

 

Path #2 (classic):

If you prefer email or phone first, that’s fine too—some habits are worth keeping.

Email: info@geekynerdylawyer.com

Phone: (815) 516-8484

Either way, the goal is the same: get you to a clear plan that improves your systems, reduces ongoing friction, and makes technology a competitive advantage instead of a recurring distraction.

(And yes, we can do this without turning your office into a science experiment.)

Office Address:

Rockford, IL

Telephone number:
+1.815.669.0075
Email address :
info@geekynerdylawyer.com
Response Time

We’ll reply faster than you can say `git commit -m "Hello World"` — usually within 24 hours.

Disclaimer

We love to chat about tech, gadgets, workflows, AI news, and all things nerdy. But please note: we don’t offer legal advice through this site.