Spotted on Inter-Alia, you can now search Findlaw's Directory of Lawyers from within Word 2003's research pane. Hmmm, that's nice. It saves the trouble of opening the browser, which I usually have open anyway. But hey, Microsoft, how about allowing us to dump search results from the directory into Access or Excel? THAT would be handy.
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