Would you think of running the Boston Marathon without first getting in great running shape? Of course not. It’s the same when you’re working on long or complicated documents and you haven’t taken the time to learn “Styles” to make yourself significantly more productive, and like a marathon… a lot less painful.

Yet many people avoid using Styles because they do not understand their value, or find that making changes to preformatted Styles to be complex… and their mostly right.

iCreate 7 provides shortcuts to quickly make changes to styles. A feature in iCreate called iHyperstyles has a Hyper Font button to provide quick access to the Font Dialog box in Microsoft Word.

iRedline 7 makes Microsoft Word 2007’s Compare feature more powerful by providing additional tools and flexibility. With iRedline you consolidate menus and provide shortcuts to frequently used and hard to find features. It totally fixes broken features and adds those missing in native Word crucial for attorneys and law firms.

The Microsoft Word Compare and Track Changes features are being increasingly used within firms during document collaboration. That is a fact whether trainers want to accept that are not. When comparing different versions of a Word document it is practical to produce the result as a Track Changes document. For workflow purposes, result documents created in native Word can easily be shared and viewed by clients or co-counsel outside the firm, be absorbed back into the firm after editing by outside sources, plus users already familiar with Word’s Track Changes feature can work efficiently on result documents with no training required.

Yet, traditionally firms have not used Word’s Native compare and chosen third party applications for document comparison.

Concerns have been expressed over the accuracy and flexibility of Native Word comparison. That is completely taken care of with iRedline 7