Hello,
I’ve been slowly incorporating some elements of Anniversary into my DJS shorthand, the latest one being the tiv/div blend at the end of words (as in active, which I used to write with a normal T stroke and a V.
However, as I wondered about the best angle to position the DEV blend right after the K curve (which is making me distort the K at the moment), I looked for words containing this -ctive, -ctivity ending in Sénécal’s anniversary manual, and found out that the T is actually left out (active is written akv). Yet I can’t find any explicit rule about this in the manual. It seems pretty consistent though, as I’ve noticed the same thing in constrictive, destructive, restrictive, etc.
Could anyone point me to a place in the English or French manual where this rule is clearly spelled out?
Thank you.
On page 113 of this PDF version of the English manual (corresponding to “real page” 97):
And then, on page 138 (real page 122):
There are examples of outlines following these rules on those pages. 🙂
Exactly: explained in paragraphs 175 and 211 in both the English and French Anniversary manuals.
Thank you Adam and Carlos 🙂
You’re welcome!