A Legacy of Gems
This story appeared in the April 1968 issue of Today’s Secretary, and it is written in DJS. Attachment: a-legacy-of-gems
Workbook for Shorthand Excellence
Reposting. Attachment: workbook-shorthand-excellence.pdf
A Tale of Two Secretaries
Taken from Today’s Secretary, June 1968, and written in DJS. Attachment: a-tale-of-two-secretaries.pdf
Mynxie’s Mixed-Up Market
A story written in DJS from Today’s Secretary (March & April 1968). Attachment: mynxies-mixed-up-market.pdf
File and Forget
Attention: DJS, Series 90, and Centennial Writers
If you write DJS, Series 90, or Centennial and visit this site frequently, could you please reply to this post and let me know which series do you write, or if a newbie to shorthand, which of those series are you learning? I’m gathering reading material (other than the boring business letters) and drills specifically…
Blind Date & The Raise
These two stories from the Junior Secretary are written in DJS. Attachment: blind-date-the-raise.pdf
100 Years of QWERTYUIOP
A good reading selection, written in DJS, about the evolution of the typewriter (Today’s Secretary, June 1968). Attachment: 100-years-qwertyuiop.pdf
A question about moving between versions
I am new to this group and have enjoyed the postings on this site very much. I began speed writing while in grad school and recently became interested in GS. I write allot and will mainly use GS for my own writing and occasional notes. Thus, I began learning anniversary and then decided I…
Study analyzing changes in shorthand use during employment, 1966
Another interesting find: http://www.eric.ed.gov:80/ERICDocs/data/ericdocs2sql/content_storage_01/0000019b/80/38/30/eb.pdf I found the regional differences in use interesting, and the conclusions and recommendations. I was disappointed that only Simplified and DJS were included in the study, as I would like to know how those using Anniversary kept to the principles and rules. (by Shorthand-learner for everyone)