Fellows:
I would like to attract your attention to this message from a Shorthand Group in Facebook posted by Tracey:
“I have been asked to transcribe some notes written in a diary but it is written in Gregg. I can’t do it as I only know Pitmans but I would be happy to pass on the details of a serious Gregg transcriber. If you are interested (and experienced!) please email me – tracey@shorthandtranscription.co.uk“
Maybe, someone could be interested on it.
Regards,
OJCG
I saw this too and was going to repost it here to see if anybody can help her. Beat me to it LOL.
There was a WWII diary written in Gregg for sale on eBay recently, and I found myself interested in it for the same reason as I was curious about this: Nosiness!
I find I'm best sticking to my own outlines, though. The obscure office-talk of the Gregg textbooks is often cryptic to me, and a diary might contain even fewer clues to the meaning of the lines.