Tom’s Tech Tip: Can a Legal Nurse Consultant Return to Windows 7 or 8 After Upgrading to Windows 10?
I was speaking with a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant who accidently upgraded her computer to Windows 10 from Windows 8. She hadn’t been particularly happy with Win8 but was much less happy with Win10 because many of her legacy devices weren’t compatible with the new version of Windows.
Tom’s Tech Tip: How Fast is Your Legal Nurse Consulting Broadband Connection?
Broadband is essential for your legal nurse consultant business and fast download speeds will get those documents from your attorney-client’s Dropbox account quickly and easily. Fast upload speeds are also essential for any Certified Legal Nurse Consultant returning work product to an attorney-client. Then there’s that ability to do research for your legal nurse consulting jobs – all of which goes faster with a stable, robust broadband connection.
Tom’s Tech Tip: Whitelisting Email Addresses Is More Important Than Ever for Legal Nurse Consultants
Receiving the proper email is getting more frustrating than ever. My spam box collects both real spam and email that are clearly not spam. There are days when email from one employee at a company will be delivered while email from another employee at the same company will end up in my spam box or just not delivered at all! I’ve whitelisted both these parties and this still happens – to my immense frustration.
Tom’s Tech Tip: Legal Nurse Consultants It’s Time to Bring Some Sanity to Your Apps!
It’s an app-happy world. No matter what platform you have on the smartphone you use for your legal nurse consultant job you probably have a plethora of apps. And, I can bet they’re scattered all over your screens depending simply upon when you downloaded them. In fact, I’ve seen Certified Legal Nurse Consultants with so many apps they can’t even find the one they just have to show you right now – but can’t. That’s insane!
Tom’s Tech Tip: What’s the Latest Security Threat for Legal Nurse Consultants Running Windows?
Believe it or not, the latest security threat to affect anyone running a Windows PC is an Apple product! No, it’s not Apple’s Safari® web browser (which isn’t a smart thing to run on a Windows box), it’s something much more common, and that’s QuickTime. The Department of Homeland Security, who in the past has warned us about the dangers of such common software as Java, just released a recommendation to uninstall QuickTime from all Windows computers.
Tom’s Tech Tip: Legal Nurse Consultants Empty Your Cache with Panache!
I’m often asked what’s the best way to empty the cache on a web browser. The answer depends first on why you want to clear the cache and to what extent. If you’re just trying to remove browsing history but leave the cookies, that’s one answer. If you’re trying to completely wipe out every bit of information in the browser, history and cookies, that’s another answer. Then there’s the question of which browser you’re using (IE, Firefox or Chrome).
Tom’s Tech Tip: PDF-Notes for All Your Legal Nurse Jobs
PDFs are a big part of a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant’s life. They’re essential for transmitting legal nurse reports on medical cases to your attorney-clients. Best of all, PDFs work across platforms allowing you to share documents with anyone (including the most technically challenged individuals you may know). PDFs are practically foolproof.
Tom’s Tech Tip: What’s Your Legal Nurse Consultant Password?
SplashData publishes an annual list of the worst passwords of the year. Looking over the list I’m surprised (or not) that some of these passwords are actually in use. I might even be surprised (or not) to learn how many legal nurse consultants utilize these passwords on the computers, smart phones or email accounts used in their legal nursing businesses (or personal life).
Tom’s Tech Tip: How Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Can Fix (Almost) Anything – Or Just Make it Worse!
The other evening the printer in our home office started throwing error messages – specifically the dreaded 0x97 error. This happened just before 7:00pm on a Wednesday night and with an entire unencumbered evening ahead of me, I immediately launched into trying to investigate and remediate the issue.
Tom’s Tech Tip: Two Reasons to Reboot Your Legal Nurse Consulting Electronics
Certified Legal Nurse Consultants own all sorts of electronics. If you stop to think about it, the number and variety is staggering. There are business devices such as phones, tablets, iPods, laptops, desktops, printers and your Internet modem. Then there are the home electronics such as your television and cable box.