[blindlaw] Stability question
Sybren Hoekstra
sy.hoekstra at gmail.com
Wed Sep 4 13:46:23 UTC 2013
the power of your laptop actually is an issue. windows 7 and jaws 14 is a great combo if your computer has a good processor, but it will freeze up on a bad one, especially if youre using a complex website like westlaw.
i would also appreciate any suggestions for jaws/OS combinations and laptop suggestions for use in court and other situations where you cant afford to have jaws go silent from practicing attorneys. ill be in court a fair amount this year as a part of clinical work, and will be graduating in may.
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On Sep 4, 2013, at 8:14, "Ross Doerr" <rumpole at roadrunner.com> wrote:
> This question is not strictly a legal one, but is rooted in practice.
> I am upgrading to a more modern computer. I run JAWS 14 pro.
> For those of you out there who are in solo practice and use WestLaw or nexis
> and the barrage of online legal resources as I do, which operating system
> do you find to be the most stable?
> I don't want to buy windows 8 only to find that it crashes every time I try
> to use a legal application that others know is an issue.
> I don't think Make or model of laptop matters, I'm ore concerned with
> getting Windows 7 or 8 and stability factors that others in the legal
> profession have found to be an issue.
> Any sugestions would be appreciated.
>
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