It is all about editing. Or should I say reducing editing. There are three things that we count on, our skills, the software, and the machine. Today we will focus on the machine. If we can get the machine to understand the stroke, then there is less time spent editing. There are four categories we […]
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CATalyst Version 21 added the ability to generate a link that your CaseViewNet clients can use to automatically open their default web browser to www.caseviewnet.com with the Session Code and Password login fields already populated. This makes it faster and easier for you and your clients to connect. The CaseViewNet Browser Edition Link will avoid […]
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One of my favorite teachers at the University of Illinois was my theater history professor, Dr. Bob Graves. Although the topic he taught turned out to have only a very minor, passing role in my life, he had a massive impact on my choices and my career! Dr. Bob, as we called him, was one […]
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“I love the Luminex II, but I really wish I could get it in pink.” “Will Stenograph ever make another pink writer?” “Please bring back the pink!” These are just a few of the comments heard weekly and customers have made it clear they wanted to see a pink Luminex II. Well, Stenograph heard the […]
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If you’re currently using or are eligible for CATalyst Version 21, you probably received an email last Thursday, June 4th, letting you know that a new update, version 21.03 is now available to be downloaded and installed. Have you clicked Help, Check for Updates and then updated to 21.03 yet? If you haven’t, let’s take […]
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How’s your brain doing these days? Many people are experiencing a number of mental and physical health issues during this crisis that aren’t directly related to having the disease. The most common effects have been weight gain (due to comfort-eating and lack of exercise), depression (from being isolated away from friends, colleagues and having routine […]
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Workplace ergonomics and safety is very important to many professions, including court reporting. Being a court reporter is not an easy task. Reporters spend a significant portion of their day in a seated position. You sit when you write. You sit when you edit. The long hours spent in a seated position, as you are […]
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As a full-time reporter and firm owner, the Christmas break holds a truly special place in my heart. Yeah, there’s the Christmas celebration itself — family, food, drinks, and gifts. But it’s more than that. It’s a magical time where the Courthouse is closed, lawyers aren’t calling, and witnesses are away. Ahhh, how lovely. Amidst the busy social calendar, I always have grandiose plans to do the mundane things I’ve put off all year when […]
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Whenever I’m training, one of the things I try to do is to force an error message to appear, specifically so that people can watch me react to the problem. I like my trainees to realize that having an Exception error dialog box appear on your screen is not the end of the world. I […]
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Many of my customers ask me the following question: “Karen, if I’m not in the same room as my judge or clients, how do I send my realtime to them?” Well, Stenograph has a simple solution that works for everyone. It’s called a CaseViewNet Cloud Session code. Reporters on any CAT software can begin using this immediately. […]
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