If you have administrative staff or advocates who run multiple applications simultaneously or who manipulate large spreadsheets, a large monitor may not be sufficient for their purposes.

Server virtualization has been the subject of much discussion on the  LStech list and in Tech Noodling Roundtables lately.  If you're like me you're swimming in a sea of words like vmware

Yesterday Michael Bowen sent over some materials from a presentation he attended comparing the biggest players in the Virtualization market: WMWare, Citrix, and Microsoft.

There are many software discounts available for nonprofits. The key is asking, even if you don't see it listed on the website. Here are a few for you:

Several techies have emailed me about links and tools they use in their program. We've listed them here. If you have yours, pass them on along to info@lsntap.org!

Tech Soup has many helpful articles on technology on their website.  The following web pages contain tips, news, and how to guides for common technolog

There are several online training courses offered that have been used by legal aid programs for their staff. Here are a few:

Discounted Online Legal Research through LEXIS Publishing Company
Updated November 5, 2002

LEXIS Publishing Company has agreed to offer significant discounts to programs that provide free civil legal aid to the poor. Here are the details as reported by Glenn Rawdon of LSC:

Today's session includes a browser discussion mainly about IE and Mozilla, some interesting add-ons and browser enhancements and a peek into social bookmarking with del.icio.us and Web 2.0.