Rachel Marco
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What is your occupation?
court reporter
What state do you live in?
Florida and NY
How did you find out about CSRnation?
a friend
What is your CSR number if you're a court reporter?
NY doesn't have CSR numbers
If reporter/scopist, what software do you use?
Case Catalyst

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At 9:10 on May 28, 2014, Kelli Combs (admin) said…

Hey, Rachel

You might want to join the group "Have you ever heard of....." and ask your question about On Call Depos there.  That group is designed for this very reason.  Leave your email address also so if there are any negative comments, they are sent directly to you and not on the website.  http://csrnation.ning.com/group/have-you-ever-heard-of

 
 
 

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