Plum in a Peach Tree
This very short story written in DJS appeared on the March 1964 issue of Today’s Secretary. Attachment: plum-peach-tree.pdf
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.
This very short story written in DJS appeared on the March 1964 issue of Today’s Secretary. Attachment: plum-peach-tree.pdf
This short story, originally titled “Shoes”, was authored by O. Henry. The Anniversary shorthand version appeared on the March and April 1930 issues of The Gregg Writer. Attachment: shoes-ships.pdf
I’m unclear on a very basic point. I’m confused about the best approach to handling words encountered in dictation for which the correct outline isn’t known or recalled. Should I attempt to write an outline on the fly anyway, and just “put a ring around it”? (Up to now I’ve been making quick longhand notations…
Each zip file contains several mp3’s of the same passage at different speeds. Passage Topic 126 Miss Yale 127 Miss Dwyer 128 Annoying Weeds 129 Selling by Mail 130 Erie Railway +++++ File names are in the format: gsf2-13-110-40-90.zip gsf2 = Gregg Simplified Functional 2nd Edition -13 = Lesson 13 -110 = passage 110 -40-90…
Each zip file contains several mp3’s of the same passage at different speeds. Passage Topic 117 Mr. White 118 Neighbour, Thomas Cooking Range 119 Mr. Roy 120 To the Staff (book price) 121 18,000 steps +++++ File names are in the format: gsf2-13-110-40-90.zip gsf2 = Gregg Simplified Functional 2nd Edition -13 = Lesson 13 -110…
Hi All, Each zip file contains several mp3’s of the same passage at different speeds. There are no sound files for speeds under 40wpm or for lessons 1-12. Copy from the plates until you’re comfortable at 40wpm. Passage Topic 110 Whistling 111 Flying 112 Note to Mr. Cook 113 Cook Trucks File names are in…
I am learning the simplified method. I have written from dictation at times, but am not sure if the idea is that i should do this for every lesson. So my question is, at what point in learning theory is the self studying student supposed to begin using diction. I know that the obvious answer…
Does anyone else have problem using a comma for decimal and percentage mark? I live in a country where we use a comma for decimal mark, so when I have to use it for percentage mark my brain does “a click” before writing it 😉 I looked for another marks for percentage in different shorthand…
From the Expert Shorthand Speed Course (1945), I finally learned what the vertical columns are for in the actual court reporting notebooks. So I thought I’d try my hand at making a template. After minutely examining the graphics of the several examples, there seemed to be minor variations in how the vertical rules should be…
I think it’s time to sum up my impressions of the Polish version of Gregg Shorthand, as I promised to Chuck couple months ago. I had spent several months carefully learning the rules of the system, preparing for them my right hand (I’m left-handed). However, if the graphic material of the system seems pretty good,…