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Frequently Asked Questions - LexisNexis

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2. Deselect the Disbs check box.<br />

3. Accept today’s date in the Age From box to age all entries as of today.<br />

The report lists all the unbilled time and fee entries for all matters that have the responsible lawyer that you<br />

specified.<br />

Bank Reconciliation<br />

How do I reconcile my first bank statement in PCLaw?<br />

To reconcile the first bank statement, make sure you have the following items:<br />

•completed bank reconciliation for the previous period<br />

•bank statement for the current period<br />

Then follow these instructions:<br />

1 On the Tools pull-down menu, click Bank Reconciliation.<br />

The Select Account window appears: (see right hand<br />

image)<br />

2 Select either General or Trust.<br />

3 In the Acct box, type the bank account to reconcile or<br />

double-click to select from a list of bank accounts.<br />

4 Type the starting date from the bank statement in the<br />

Start Date box or double-click to use the calendar.<br />

5 Type the ending date from the bank statement in the End<br />

Date box or double-click to use the calendar.<br />

6 Type the beginning balance from the bank statement in the Opening Balance box.<br />

7 Type the ending balance from the bank statement in the Closing Balance box.<br />

8 Select Skip zero balance receipts to ignore receipts with a value of 0.00.<br />

9 Select Skip zero balance checks to ignore checks with a value of 0.00.<br />

10 Deselect Read Bank Statement from disk.<br />

11 Select Auto Save every and specify the number of minutes to have PCLaw automatically save the bank at the<br />

specified frequency.<br />

12<br />

Click OK. The Mark Items window appears.

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