KKL eReport - October 2003

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October 2003

E-mail Management Best Practices

E-mail has become a mission critical application attorneys depend upon to communicate, collaborate, and service their clients anytime from anywhere. As the volume of e-mail grows exponentially, firms are struggling to adopt best practices to cope. New software solutions are on the horizon, but there are also several techniques that you can implement today to help manage the onslaught. For more information, read on…

Wireless Access to the Internet from your Conference Rooms

When a client wants to check their e-mail or needs Internet access from one of your conference rooms, what do you do? Hopefully you do not have to send them to Starbucks to give them Internet access. Read on to learn some simple steps to provide wireless Internet access from your conference rooms. more...

Exchange 2003 Server - Worth the Money and Worth the Wait

With the economy in the doldrums and technology spending down, is now the time to spend money upgrading your messaging system? Microsoft thinks it is, and maybe they are right. With e-mail becoming the mission-critical application for most firms, Exchange 2003 has many compelling features to consider. more...

Upcoming Seminars

Office 2003 Highlights - Los Angeles WLUG - 10/14-15
Microsoft 2003 Product Highlights - New York - 10/22
Microsoft 2003 Product Highlights - Houston - 10/30
ALA Region 1 & 2 Educational Conference - NYC - 11/6-8
ALA CLE Training - San Francisco - 10/9
ALA Presentation "Maximizing Technology - An administrator's guide to evaluating Law Office applications" - Burnham Brown, Oakland CA - 10/15 This discussion will focus on methods legal administrators can use to evaluate current technology solutions in an attempt to reduce costs and increase productivity. Topics will include a summary of hardware and software products, guidelines for determining which technology is essential to law firms and what is "optional," as well as how to properly evaluate requests for new hardware/software.

This Month's Answer

ALT-D Changes Focus to the Address line and pre-selects all the text so that you can just type over it.

CTRL-N Opens up a new Internet Explorer window

ALT-HOME Returns to your Home Page

SPACEBAR Scrolls down a Web Page (also works in HTML email messages)

CTRL-F Finds text on current page

ALT-LEFT Moves backwards through open Web pages

ALT-RIGHT Moves forwards through open Web pages

Question of the Month
	In our last issue, we discussed a quick way to enter web addresses. This month we'll test your knowledge of shortcut keys to speed up your web sessions. What keys do you use to move backwards and forwards through your open web pages? How do you return to your Home Page? How about finding text on the current page? Stumped??
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