Here they are:
Gregg Simplified Functional 2nd Edition
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0Bzl8w6VxVz_Eem0ySXMxaDB5VDg/edit
I’m not sure if they’ll stay there. I can’t see how much disk space they use.
Everyone should be able to see them.
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.
Here they are:
Gregg Simplified Functional 2nd Edition
https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0Bzl8w6VxVz_Eem0ySXMxaDB5VDg/edit
I’m not sure if they’ll stay there. I can’t see how much disk space they use.
Everyone should be able to see them.
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Cool-o. I would have loved these back when I was trying to learn sh-h from that book. I had my kids read to me a few times, but had no clue as to speed. Now I do pre-annie/annie.
BTW–There's surely a better place to ask this question, but is there a way to post hyperlink so that they are click-able, instead of copy and paste?
It should be clickable now — I fixed it, :-).
Thanks. Does that mean anytime someone posts a link it has to be copied and pasted, unless an admin fixes it? To prevent spammers? I'm thinking of my post yesterday which has a link or two. I tend not to notice links if they aren't "hypered."
Replying to 1.b, no, by all means, make your links clickable, so that I don't have to edit them! My comment about spammers refers to access to documents — for example, my links to documents are clickable but if you're not registered, you cannot see the document.
So how do you do it? I think I knew how on msn, but I guess I've forgotten.
Replying to 1.b — there is a Link button when you compose the message. If you're replying, you have to use the html tag "< a href="enteryoururlhere" >Link< /a>." (Do not include the space between the < and the a.)
Okay, thanks. I'll use this next time.
If the google limit is 5gb, I don't think you're anywhere near that. I would estimate a around 2gb, but since the files are zips, it's probably even less.
Probably not much less, since MP3 files are already compressed and won't compress significantly once you ZIP them. You might get 1-2% less but probably not more than that.
The only reason I zip them is to keep them organized. Only one file to upload and download.
Oh, okay. I didn't know that. But yeah, it's definitely more convenient.
Another thing: if you want to restrict access, you can do so too. You can decide that you only want certain people (those interested) in looking at your files. It keeps intruders and spammers away. I restrict access by e-mail.
Is there a list of members’ email addresses that we can use for that purpose?
(Perhaps in a members-only document?)
Can I limit it to members of the group, without keeping the list up to date? That's my first choice. Another option would be they have to contact me to be put on the list.
Replying to 3.a, there is no official public e-mail list, but I keep one as part of the migration. We can extend the restricted access to those dictation folders. Since I keep the list updated, it is no sweat from anyone's part.
Cricket, if you want to do that, just send me a private note and I can tell you what to do. Or if you want to go through the contact route, that's another option. Whatever is easier.
Re 3.c – I don't see the option to send a private note from your Blogger profile?
I'd like to restrict my Today's Secretary scans to list members only as well once I get around to uploading them again, or make new ones.
Perhaps you can send me email? first name dot last name at gmail.com, for example.
Philip, I ran the same thought, and I decided that the Contact Administrator button up on the menu would work.
Try the Contact the Administrator menu option (I want also to test it to make sure it's working correctly.)
escritora61 & Carlos – thanks! I'll try that!
If you have your documents in Google docs, and someone wants access, they have the option of sending you an e-mail directly too when they try to access the file.