William Gamble sent me a note about the most recent MacHeist bundle. For those of you who aren’t familiar with it, MacHeist packages several apps into a bundle and sells the bundle at a steep discount over what the apps would cost if purchased individually. The current incarnation contains twelve apps, including three games and [...]
Monthly Archives: April 2008
California Bar Exam Mac Requirements
Michael Katz has put together an excellent summary of the computer requirements for the California bar exam. If you’re thinking of taking the exam on a Mac, be sure to take a look at this document he prepared for the University of San Francisco Law Mac User Group: Taking the California Bar Exam on an [...]
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Anyone Know of a System for Case Markup?
Tom, a 1L at the University of Wisconsin, made this inquiry: I am envisioning some set of abbreviations, marks, symbols, etc., that are traditionally used to markup a case or other legal material. I have been sort of developing my own system to label facts, holdings, arguments for both sides, policies of the court, etc., [...]
Posted in Not Mac-Specific, Techniques Comments closed
A Student’s Review of the MacBook Air + Setup
Brad Gardner, a 1L at John Marshall Law School, has provided us a writeup of his Mac law school setup. Brad also tucked in a review of the MacBook Air, which he uses as his primary machine at school. Check out Brad’s Mac Law School Setup. Comments View comments and add your own to this [...]
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Excellent Review of the Things GTD App
Jeff Krabbe has posted an in-depth review of Things. This is the first of four GTD apps Jeff is going to review, so I highly recommend bookmarking his Apple Briefs site. If you’re new to GTD (Getting Things Done), it’s a technique for managing time and tasks. More GTD items can be found on MLS [...]
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