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What Users & Reviewers are Saying About NoteMap!
What Reviewers Are Saying About NoteMap...
"I love it. It takes the best of Grandview and Ecco Pro and puts them in a modern product I will be using for many years to come. Once I started using NoteMap, I never looked back to the old products I used to love."
Mr. John Tredennick, Esq.
CaseShare Systems, LLC
CaseSoft Does It Again
As printed in the June 2001 issue of The Federal Lawyer
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By Mike Tonsing
"Now I find myself, sans legal pad, merrily dashing off more systematic and strategically organized lines of deposition questions and drafting more tightly reasoned and better-flowing legal briefs.
"I encourage you to 'test drive' NoteMap yourself, but beware. It just
might become your favorite piece of software."
Hierarchies and Low-Cal Upgrades
As printed in the September 2001 issue of California Lawyer
By Sandra Rosenzweig Technology Editor
"Now, finally, we have a well-thought-out computer outliner back on the
market; and, as an extra fillip, it's made by a legal software manufacturer,
CaseSoft, the developers of the CaseMap family of case management programs.
How much luckier can we get? For some of us, not much."
NoteMap: A Versatile Outliner
As printed in the July 2001 issue of LJN's Legal Tech Newsletter
"As a lawyer, you have literally grown up creating outlines manually on legal pads since you started law school. CaseSoft's new NoteMap permits you to create complex outlines in ways that were never even thought of when working with pad and pen.By David Narkiewicz
"NoteMap is essentially outlining software that makes it easy to create, edit and use outlines in a more robust way than the outlining features found in Word or WordPerfect. It only takes a few minutes to learn how to use NoteMap, but once you do, you'll love it.
"NoteMap is intuitive to use, which is certainly something we all wish
more programs were."
Drag-and-Drop Difference
With permission of the ABA Journal, June 2001 issue, Copyright 2001
By David Beckman and David Hirsch
"Hirsch: NoteMap is a tiny program that sells for around $100, and lets you fire up and instantly begin constructing complex outlines.
"Outlining is one electronic task that lawyers should instantly take to. After all, most lawyers are comfortable with outlines, having manually outlined in law school and in practice. Outlining naturally fits the practice of law: organizing facts, law, jury instructions, exhibits and testimony; analyzing medical records and transcripts; preparing a line of questioning at deposition or trial; constructing a legal argument; listing things to do.
"NoteMap is a huge step forward. It belongs in a lawyer's arsenal."
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