Just yesterday I saw a post on the shorthand message board on ProBoards about an online Anni dictionary. I found this a rather impressive item, and recommended that the author put up a post here. But because he lives in China, he can’t access Google, and so can’t join this blog. I therefore offered to make the post for him. You can find his dictionary at
https://teddyyjc.github.io/shorthand.html
Just type in a word and hit the search icon to see the Gregg version. If the word isn’t in the Anni dictionary, this digital dictionary suggests words that are there and that might have similar forms to the desired one.
This is pretty cool! The only issue I see is that he didn't add the words from the 5000 most-used shorthand forms book.
This is great! Thank him for us! And thanks for telling us about it!
Thank you! What a huge project. Yes, could you please tell him we appreciate this very much?
I've told Teddy that his dictionary is linked in here, and recommended that he check this site to read them. (His problem seems to be joining it; I doubt he would have a problem just reading the comments.)
Thank you! I finally managed to join this community. All comments and suggestions are welcome!
Glad you found us! We love your online dictionary! Thanks for doing that.
As iOS 12 brings a cool app called 'Shortcuts' to iOS devices, looking up words are now even simpler. I created this shortcuts.
https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/a89ab7fdcb2d4fb9970b98710cfe6f57
If you have an iOS 12 device, get this shortcut. Then you can ask Siri "shorthand" or other magic word you like, and say the word you want to look up, it will automatically guide you to the shorthand outline of that word!
This is so awesome!! Thank you! Gregg for the millennium! Would love to do something like this for Notehand.