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LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage 9.0 - Litigation Solutions

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<strong>LexisNexis</strong> <strong>Total</strong> <strong>Practice</strong> <strong>Advantage</strong> <strong>9.0</strong><br />

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Documents<br />

Keep track of your firm’s documents using Document records that can be associated with clients<br />

and matters in your database. To view a list of Document records, do any of the following:<br />

• On the main toolbar, click the Docs button.<br />

• Go to Database > Document List > All Documents.<br />

• Press the Hot Key F9.<br />

The Document form includes options for creating new Document records from a variety of<br />

sources, including word processor documents, scanned images, fillable forms, and other files.<br />

To Create a New Document<br />

1 On the Documents list, click the Add button. The Document form opens.<br />

2 Complete the fields above area 4.<br />

3 In area 4, click the Generate button and then click the method you want to use to create the<br />

record:<br />

• New File—opens your word processor to create a new document<br />

• Formattable Clipboard—pastes clipboard information into your word processor<br />

• Merge template—pastes information into your word processor using a merge template<br />

• Scanned file—associates the record with a scanned image<br />

• HotDocs—creates a new automated document using HotDocs<br />

For detailed instructions, see “Creating New Documents” in the online Help tool.<br />

Using Downloadable Forms and Model Documents<br />

When performing <strong>Litigation</strong> type service, on the Draft a Document navigator, click Find a Form<br />

or View Model Documents to view categories of forms or model documents on the Tasks tab.<br />

Click a link to show available documents in your Internet browser, and then click a specific form<br />

or model document to view it.<br />

In the top-right area of your browser, click the Download link to download a copy of the form or<br />

model document. A new browser window opens, displaying page range and formatting options.<br />

Select options and click the Download button at the bottom of the screen. The browser window<br />

now displays a link to a document file generated using the options you selected. Right-click the<br />

link and use your browser menu to save the document to your computer.<br />

From your word processor, you can click the PA Save toolbar button to save the document as a<br />

record in your database. It can then be attached to your Contacts and Matters as a related record.<br />

54 Forms and Documents - Documents

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