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: Practical ParalegalismPractical Paralegalism?s Recommended Reading This Week
By Lynne DeVenny
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One of the many reasons that I blog for paralegals is to share information relevant to our profession. There are hundreds of new articles posted every week on the Internet, but once a week I will try to break them down into a half dozen or so ?don?t miss? articles focusing on legal news, practice tips and technology ? and a good laugh or two.Here?s this week?s recommended reading:
?Preserve a Web Page as a PDF? from Business Hacks shows you how to convert an entire web page (not just part of it) into a PDF file, very useful for paralegals in a litigation or research setting.
?How to: Redact in Acrobat 9 Pro? from The Rung gives a step-by-step instructional on redacting documents using this ?essential tool for legal professionals.?
?Top 10 News Readers Judged by Mashable Readers?. Google Reader is ranked number one in this survey.
?What is Google Chrome OS And Why Does It Matter?? by PluggedInLawyer. Tracy says, ?Mark my words, desktops and desktop applications are going the way of the T-Rex.? For those of ya?ll, like me, who are like, ?Draw me a picture?, check out this video from Social Media Law Student.
Finally, check out ?Man Tests Police by Dressing to Match Suspect?s Description? from Lowering the Bar. They passed the test with flying colors, and arrested him for obstructing justice. Get a hobby, buddy.
Did you read an article this week that you think paralegals should see? I?d love it if you would share the link with us.
Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on November 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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