Does your office use PCLaw® software? Do get frustrated trying to make the program do what you want? Do you want advice on how to use PCLaw® more effectively?
If so, check out LESA’s recently avaliable seminars on demand. You’ll discover tips and tricks from experienced presenter Steven J. Best that help you get the most out of the software, customizing it to meet your needs.
PCLaw® Basics
Watch this short trailer for a sneak preview of what you’ll gain from this seminar on demand. PCLaw® Basics topics include system and workstation settings, time entry, expense entry, special fees, accounts payable, and basic billing.
With all of the advice offered in this program, there’s so much to gain. Here’s what some live attendees found most beneficial about the program:
All was useful and beneficial”
“In depth discussion on the capabilities of the program”
“Learning tips and tricks to make the use of PCLaw more efficient”
PCLaw® Beyond the Basics
Discover what this program has to offer, and preview some of the tips and tricks you’ll gain in this introductory video. You’ll dive into more in-depth topics in PCLaw® Beyond the Basics, reviewing various billing scenarios, applying trust accounting rules, editing templates, and more.
What did live attendees find most beneficial about the seminar? Here’s what a few people had to say:
Practical tips for using PCLaw”
“The seminar expanded my knowledge of PCLaw which allows me to use the program to its full potential in every day use”
“Direct exposure to the program and the presenter’s specific tips/comments on useful settings.”
Get it Now!
If you want more tips like those shared in these two introductory videos, you can register online for PCLaw® Basics or PCLaw® Beyond the Basics.
But wait … if you’re an E-Letter subscriber, don’t sign up yet. Wait until tomorrow (Thursday, March 3) when we’re sending out a special registration offer for these seminars on demand. The offer is only being sent to our E-Letter subscribers, so if you’re not a subscriber yet, sign up now for the LESA E-Letter!
