MacLaw
Seminars at State Bar Convention
Long Beach
Convention Center ,October 2,
1999
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MacLaw User Group
Susan Salisbury presented two seminars featuring Macs to the California State Bar Convention:
"Create Your Own Law Practice Management Database;" and,"Free and Low Cost Legal Research on the Internet."
California Bar Members in attendance received MCLE credit.
Ed Siebel coordinated with a local Apple retailer for us to use a dozen iMacs, a Lombard PB G3 and an InFocus LCD projector. Ed also arranged for a high-speed dsl line so that we could surf legal sites "live."
MacLaw Webmaster, Paul Samarin, created the web page from Susan's materials. We used the MacLaw.org site to navigate the Internet and wow the crowd.
It was a great success, and we celebrated with dinner afterwards.
Susan
leads the lecture on Internet legal research Paul
explains that attendees need not write down MacLaw.org Most
important rule of "Seminars 101": Always
leave 'em laughing!
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while Paul works the Lombard to surf the
Web.
every URL Susan mentions,
because all of the links are available
at:
has been reduced to 800 x 600. Although
acceptable,
it would always be preferable to have a
projector
which can project at your computer's best
resolution.
