60 Tips/60 Sites is by far the most popular presentation at the 2014 ABATECHSHOW (SRO this year).  From our base in Oregon where Sheila Blackford and I held down the fort, I used Tweet Archivist to capture and curate the best of the best. (Plus a few other random tweets.)

• RT @catherinereach: Better Pacer with @Inforuptcy and @PacerProCEO – @NextChapterBK
• Need to reduce the file size? Try (Compress PDF – free online PDF compression service) – @catherinereach
• Google Backup Options #ABATechShow @nerinopetro@bburney – via @DonPhilbin
• If you press 4 during an incoming Google Voice call you can send it to VM and listen to it in real time! Via @j0eybagodonuts
• Librarians developed engine to search the Deep (Dark) Web INFOMINE – via @DonPhilbin
• @nerinopetro discussing video conferencing with Zoom.US May be a good alternative to GoToMeeting – @larryport
• Boomerang for gmail allows you to write emails now and schedule to send them later. Nice! 60 Tips by @markrosch at #ABATECHSHOW – @rajuip
• @nerinopetro likes the (VoiP/hosted) phone service vitality. #ABATECHSHOW pay as you go. Via @JLE_JD
• Have your passwords been exposed? Check have I been pwned? – via @catherinereach
• @nerinopetro says use disconnect.me to show who is tracking you – via @JLE_JD
• Diane Ebersole says use Quick Parts. [The Quick Part Gallery in Word is a gallery where you can create, store, and find reusable pieces of content, including AutoText, document properties such as title and author, and fields.] #ABATECHSHOW > She’s absolutely right – via @JLE_JD RT @bschorr
• I had no idea those Mophie external battery packs were that worthwhile – via @j0eybagodonuts
• @bburney suggests #duckduckgo which doesn’t track you [anonymous way to search the Web] – via @JLE_JD
• @bburney also likes about.me [About.me makes it easy for people to learn about you and find your content. Create a free page in minutes with no coding required] – via @JLE_JD
• Diane Ebersole likes text expanders [much of the text we type is repetitive; with text expanders the computer does the work for you] – via @JLE_JD
• @nerinopetro suggests #trello [Trello is the fastest, easiest way to organize anything, from your day-to-day work, to a favorite side project, to your greatest life plans] – via @JLE_JD@bburney uses an add in for word called puretext some crazy short cut in mac also [Have you ever copied some text from a web page or a document and then wanted to paste it as simple text into another application without getting all the formatting from the original source? PureText makes this simple by adding a new Windows hot-key (default is WINDOWS+V) that allows you to paste text to any application without formatting] – via @JLE_JD
• Sv600 contactless scanner [from Fujitsu] made @nerinopetro happy – via @JLE_JD
• Great keyboard shortcut via @macsinlaw: In Word, select text and use Shift + F3 to cycle through capitalization options – via @j0eybagodonuts
• Great productivity tool RT @JLE_JD: @nerinopetro likes the pomodoro technique for getting done – via @rocketmatter
• Diane says use site: to limit search to domains or sites for google. I use this a lot – via @JLE_JD
• 5 GREAT Google Searching Tips via @alcona67 Diane Ebersole – via @miunger http://t.co/Q1xKML6FGT
• @nerinopetro making backups of backups with IFTTT … But, who will watch the watchmen?!? – via @rajuip
• @nerinopetro says airserver is cool. I agree. For ipad sharing – via @JLE_JD
• Google apps has added a research tool so you can search without leaving app @bburney – via @JLE_JD
• @nerinopetro says use spike in msword [A Clipboard feature available in Word that lets you copy multiple selections of content to the Clipboard and then paste them as a group to a new location. It’s easy to use and allows for a bit more flexibility when the need arises] – @JLE_JD
• A great tip from @markevans on site to fix awkward and convoluted writing [Hemingway App] – @AndrewLarmand
• If you need to encrypt a network, Simek recommends SafeGuard by Sophos – via @kmontenegro
• How about this for 60 sites: Turns browser tab into a convenient [quick-edit] notepad – via @tim_baran
• Have you tried @insightlyapp for task mgmt @chadeburton? – via @antigonepeyton
• @bschorr reviewing @Yammer – a secure tool for group conversations & collaboration within organizations – via @lucasboling
• ChargeKey & ChargeCard are great for small, portable chargers per @themaclawyer – via @mrsmaclawyer

A complete 60 sites list is now available here.

But Hold On, There’s More…

Over the next few days, I will share 13 additional posts curated from the 2014 ABATECHSHOW.  So hang on to your seats, ladies and gentlemen!

• Cool TECHSHOW Apps
• Once You Go Mac, You Never Go Back
• Quickie Tips and Tricks for iPhone and iPad
• Getting the Most Out of Evernote
• It’s Social Media, Not Anti-Social Media
• Practically Perfect Presentations (Or: How to Avoid Death by PowerPoint)
• You’re Sold on the Cloud – Now What?
• Cyber Security: Horrifying Stats and Tips for Dropbox Users
• Making Money: Maximizing the Business Side of Practicing Law
• Still Pondering Paperless?
• Crowdsourcing Legal Research with Casetext and Mootus
• Legal Tech by the Numbers

[All Rights Reserved – Beverly Michaelis 2014]