Envelopes in Outlook
One of Outlook’s most astonishing omissions–which is in no way remedied in version 2007–is the lack of a way to go directly from a contact to a printable envelope. My workaround is pretty good,...
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Send Your Snail Mail to the Cloud
The United States Postal Service is a remarkably efficient, albeit spectacularly unprofitable, piece of work. It is available to everyone, relatively cheap, accessible from a spectacularly wide variety...
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Delete that thread!
I’ll confess, I’m a threader. I have my mail program set so that when I respond to an e-mail, the previous posts become part of the new message. That way, after multiple exchanges with one person, I...
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Procedural Rules Can Cost You A Case
Procedural requirements may seem tedious, but they can cost you a case. Abercrombie & Fitch tried to appeal a $115,264 fine to the Minnesota Court of Appeals, and sent its notice of appeal by...
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To “E” or not to “E”(mail)
As a speaker and coach on networking, one of the most frequently asked questions is “what is the best way to approach a contact to set up a breakfast or lunch; should I use the phone or email?” Of...
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Send Certified Mail from Your Computer
Now you can print certified mail labels from your desktop, which can make you more productive by eliminating trips to the post office. Especially if you live in Minnesota, avoiding trips to the post...
View ArticleReview: Dymo LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo Label Printer
Many solo attorneys have minimal or no support staff. Even if you use a service like Call Ruby, that still leaves other office tasks—like trips to the post office. After years of printing envelopes and...
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