The Landlord-Law tenancy agreements are all in pdf format. This has always been the case, for a number of reasons. Most people can access and use pdfs whatever sort of computer they have via the free Adobe Reader (which you can download from www.adobe.co.uk); they are easy (relatively) for me to create; and I can…
Eminent legal blogs have predicted that RSS will explode in 2007, so who I am to argue? We have now finally added a RSS feed to my Landlord-Law site, which gives links to new items recently uploaded. Not without a certain amount of angst from me, as I continue to find this really simple technology…
This weekend my office is going to be re-decorated. Put simply like that it doesn’t sound very momentous. Just a short simple sentance. But it has been and will be a major operation. It has had to be planned like a military campaign. Nothing has been done to my room for years and years so…
Computers are so fussy! I spent a large part of this morning drafting the landlord and tenant law newsletter I do for solicitors, only to find, after I had loaded it up to the email program on my web-site and sent out a test, that all sorts of weird things were happening, including part of…
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