I’ll start
Wrote it on my PDA.
Michael Lisitsa
(by michael_lisitsa for everyone)
The Gregg Group was founded 22 May 2004, prompted by the lack of online shorthand resources. As the primary use for shorthand — business and legal recording — has waned in recent decades, we generally acclaim the skill as a hobby or personal tool. The purpose of the group is to promote the use of Gregg systems of shorthand by providing advice to beginners, support for students, and an association of users of this efficient, attractive, and enjoyable method of writing.
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Oh heres the link
http://aycu23.webshots.com/image/36142/2005122884866843168_rs.jpg
Very nice how it came on the PDA, and nice handwriting too!
Couldn't get to the link for some reason, but on the same subject, I write my name a-l-e-backwards-s-n. Is that correct for "Alison"? Is there a list of proper names written in Gregg shorthand? I just bought a DJS dictionary from a used-books place & noticed it had the outlines for geographic names in the back, but I don't think it has people's names. (I'm at home & the dictionary is at the office.) Happy New Year! –Alison
There's "Allison" in my Simplified dictionary; it's "a-l-(comma) s-n". "Martha" is no fun. (It's just m-a-r-th-a.)
Thanks, m-a-r-ith-a! It turns out my name is also a-l-comma s-n in my DJS dictionary. Nice to know!
The ending -son in Gregg is always "comma s – n."
Hmmm. After learning about the comma s-n from you folks (thanks!), it's apparent I should continue my lunch-hour review. I need to spend time refreshing my memory on the rules of the road for Gregg. Happy New Year!
Dear Troutgirl,
I was somewhat surprised that you did not automatically write a-l-s-n for Allison. In your review, you might find it helpful for memory retention to write the vocabulary words in each lesson at least 10 times, repeating them aloud. This reinforces the concept of an "automatic" writing response when you hear the word. Although that exercise may seem redundant, you'd find it iaugments the ease with which you can recall and create the shorthand outlines.
Don't be surprised, JRGanniversary…I've developed some sloppy habits . I agree, it'll be a good idea to write each vocab word 10 x while saying it aloud. I'm going to do the same with the proper and geographic names at the back of my DJS dictionary, which I just bought myself for Xmas. I resolve to continue practicing my Gregg shorthand in 2008. Anyone else making the same New Year's resolution? It's an easier resolution to keep than going on a starvation diet or climbing Mt. Everest. I write my last name dif-r-e-s (for "Defrese"). Does that seem correct? I don't have many occasions to actually write my name in s/h. My middle name is Ruth, not very hard to write . Too bad it's not my first name! I know I'm repeating myself, but anyway, again, a very Happy New Year to everyone–all the best to all of you in 2008! Happy writing!
I would've written it as d – f – r – e – left s, because the syllable de- is written just as d-.
d-f-r-e-s…hmmmm. Sometimes I don't know which direction to go in, Chuck. Luckily, I NEVER, or almost never, need to write my last name! Still practicing, and doing better and better. Still taking dictation once a day or so at work. I am a "living antique". So far I haven't broken my New Year's Resolution to continue practicing. It's still very relaxing, so I'll keep it up. –a-l-e-s-n
I not sure how to write my name in short hand. I tried: ō-s-a, ō-s-e, J-o-s-a (right and left s) and J-o-s-e (right and left s)
The easiest and quickest to me is: ō-s-a
Is there a convention on how to write Hispanic names? I haven’t found very many resources on how taquigrafía Gregg, so I’m much more familiarized with Gregg Shorthand, anniversary.
"h dot – o-hook – left s – a" in English. I personally write it as "j-o hook-left s-e", as that's the way it's written in Taquigrafía Gregg.
Thank you, Carlos!
You're welcome!