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Computers
In 1982, before the release of the IBM PC, Joshua Stein began using a Kaypro II computer to do all his legal work. The articles collected here cover a lot of recent computer history and some practical advice about how lawyers should and shouldn't use computers.
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Greatest Hits - Favorite Websites and Software Packages [2010]
The Technolawyer newsletter asked Joshua Stein to identify a dozen or so software packages and websites that he finds particularly useful, but not necessarily well-known. He answered the question in this article.

Delegating the Deluge - Action Codes for Forwarding Email [2006]
How to spend more time practicing law and less time as a computer operator.

Easy Ways to Misuse Your Computer [2004]
The shortcomings of computers, and when and how NOT to use them.

How to Prevent Email Embarrassments, Control the Email Deluge, and Get People to Read the Email You Send [2003]
A user's manual for email and how to prevent the problems it can cause.

Top Ten Do's and Dont's for PowerPoint CLE Presentations [2003]
Some suggestions for anyone preparing PowerPoint presentations (for continuing legal education programs or anything else).

When CP/M Powered Real Estate Practices [1998]
A double time warp: In 1998, the LAWYERS' PC newsletter interviewed Joshua Stein about his use of computers in legal practice since 1982 (starting with a Kaypro II).

How Computers Made Us Better Lawyers [1987]
In 1987, Joshua Stein published an article about how lawyers might be able to use computers at their desks. It is reprinted here for historical interest.

How One Lawyer Uses a Personal Computer on his Desk Instead of a Legal Pad and Dictating Machine [1985]
Learn about the incredible powers of a Kaypro II desktop computer.