What is the best software to use in the operation(not research) of a law office? Or  website to shop for it?
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Check out http://www.tabs3.com/\nMy firm uses TABS for billing. The first firm I worked at also used TABS, then just before I left then started using PracticeMaster for case management and calendaring. It took a while to set up and change over from Outlook for ongoing cases, but it was worth it. PracticeMaster will sync with Palm and with Outlook and I think many other calendaring programs. They will send you a demo if you are interested. Unfortunately I don't have much to compare it too, but they seem to work well.
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For a wide range of software to suit your needs go to www.download.com
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www.legalzoom.com\nor for references \nwww.handelonthelaw.com
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Law Depot.com has any template for any legal document that you ever will need.  When i came across it i put it in my fav for the day when i will need it..glad i could help someone with it. good luck..ps. it may cost a few dollars ...you know that nothing on here is free.
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Open Office http://www.openoffice.org has a suite which contains word processor, spreadsheet and all other categories found in Microsoft office. It is free to download and can be used legally for commercial purposes.\n\nYou may wish to check your taxation office as some countries, (Australia & Canada) Have free software available for use by business for record keping. Here in "Aussie land" we have "E record" and I found it was excellent for me when I had my own business.
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No reason to risk the wrath of Microsoft Legal.\n\nTry OpenOffice -- it's free (open source) and will open anything that you can build with O2K3.
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Try icicidirect.com... I use it and its good...
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your best bet would be to install open office which will be free of charge, and you dont have to worry about cost
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You are looking for software ?
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I agree with rabidbeagle, MSoffice is the most common choice. Other office Suites (won´t name them) still have some compatibility issues with MSoffice, and since MSoffice is the most common choice, you´ll have compatibility issues with most people outside your organizations.
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Dragon Naturally Speaking seems to be on the top of the list for this sort of program.  Try Staples, Wal-Mart, WalGreens, or other such stores.  Office supply stores that carry software typically have it.  You can also order on line.
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Check out Microsoft\n\nOr just Google database design or database normalization.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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1) Open Office v2.x\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\n2) http://www.e-press.com/home.asp \nLook for the free version; The software recently changed so it might not be free anymore...doesn't hurt to check it :)\n\n3) 602 Suite i still have in my URL links too.  See if there is still a free version for that :)\nhttp://www.software602.com/products/pcs/\n\nThere are some individual programs out there that mimic or can open Word, or Excel, but I would just go for the Suite(s).\n\nHave fun!
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You need good tools,but is not a legal activity,but if you want to learn for research pourpose try this site http://yacam.altervista.org
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Use microsoft excel or go here to get a free open source office download http://lost-newbie.blogspot.com/
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Use Yahoo briefcase\n\nI'm using it in my office it's cool & easy to use\n\nGood Luck.....