The physical closure of Courts resulting from COVID pandemic continues. Despite being comfortable with digital case files (following...

In a digital office environment, PDFs will become the new normal, replacing paper. While a 'PDF Editing' software is used to make the PDF...

Even after crossing the initial hurdle of scanning your files, thus inaugurating a digital version of your office, sustaining the set-up...

Once you are comfortable with working on electronic files, as suggested in Office 1.0, you may be enthused to digitise all your case...

The COVID-19 lockdown has brought all human activity to a screeching halt. The legal sector has also been immensely affected. Further,...

Cloud storage is a system of storing electronic information, on a remote server, accessible through internet. Unlike personal storage,...

In the narration of Office 2.0, I emphasised on the necessity to have a standard procedure for naming and arrangement of folders/files on...

I already emphasised on the importance of CBPH in documents’ digitization. It is impractical to work on digital files without CPBH. Apart...

There are various kinds of files/documents in an advocate’s office. They might range from loose papers to your case files containing...

Bookmarking and hyperlinking enhance a digital file's usage ease. An electronic bookmark is comparable to flags in a physical file. Very...

In my post on differences between physical files and digital files, I have explained why the running page numbering on the physical file...

This post is only intended for those who did not read about CPBH in 'Office 1.0' page. If you have already read Office 1.0 page, you can...

After a file/document is scanned, the PDF thereof may not replicate the source physical file/document. 'Cleaning the PDF' is a short...

Can you fully work on a scanned PDF file/document replacing a physical file? For anyone who has tried, the obvious answer is an emphatic...