So, I, with Manly Deeds and Kotrowski, we have our own case management system that was developed through our IT department, so there wasn't any prior training I had on that system. It's all on, I was hands-on as soon as I started. And then, other than that, I've taken many Microsoft Office courses, so I'm very familiar with all the Microsoft Office systems and programs, as well as when I was a student as a paralegal in my paralegal program, I took a technology course that was, the purpose of that course was to familiarize ourselves with typical systems that we may see in law firms, though we also did learn that many law firms may have their own case management system that they use. I have some experience with Clio, in there we did test cases where we would put in information into the system as if it was a real case, so I learned billing, scheduling, note-taking, following up with, excuse me, with clients and attorneys through that system as well, and that's pretty much my experience. I do think that I'm a little lucky being a millennial, sometimes I'm able to pick up on technology pretty well.