Office 365 tips for lawyers, oh my! At a CLE a few years ago on Office 365, the presenter said that Microsoft rarely gets a feature request that it doesn’t try to incorporate into its Office 365 products. The result is that your favorite and oft-used features may then be relegated to sub-menus that take 15 clicks to reach if you are lucky enough to find them. Seriously, didn’t Microsoft Office work great in 1995 (sorry millenial lawyers) without the ability to add TikTok videos to your legal brief and stylize your contracts in the Klingon language? Ok, enough venting, and time for the main event. Office 365 tips for lawyers! Head over and listen to the podcast and download the transcript. You’ll be saving time and hopefully retaining hair that you otherwise would have pulled out. Eventually, AI will do this all for you (or instead of you), but for the time being let’s get more productive.
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Source: The Ten Most Popular Office 365 Tips For Lawyers at Law Practice Tips