[blindlaw] Track Changes Update and E Discovery Platforms

[Gerard Sadlier]

Thanks for this Elizabeth!

Kind regards

Ger

On 12/23/18, Elizabeth Rene via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
> Dear Ger,
> I dictate first, then edit afterwards. And I edit very carefully.
> But that’s still faster than typing.
> Dictating lets me use either my iPhone or my iPad, at will.
> But I do type now and then, and the keyboard on the iPad is so much bigger.
> And you can always attach a Bluetooth, more tactile, keyboard to the iPad
> and use the whole thing as a case. I don’t use the iPad Pro, because I can
> get by with the regular one at half the price. But the iPad Pro has an
> external keyboard that snaps right on and doesn’t need Bluetooth. Plus you
> get 4 speakers and some other bills and whistles.
> I confess I haven’t used much E discovery, except for receiving and
> maintaining confidential materials in Box and in PDF Expert. But these apps
> work beautifully.
> I just think that Apple’s vision accessibility tools are so much more
> responsive to so many more different apps and platforms than those provided
> by Freedom Scientific.
> Hope this helps.
> Elizabeth
>
> Elizabeth M René
> Attorney at Law
> WSBA #10710
> KCBA #21824
> rene0373 at gmail.com
>
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