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 | Welcome to the Gregg Shorthand Group! | Dec 3, 2008 |
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. There are only two rules: keep posts Gregg-related, and keep them kind. What do we mean by this? Read this post: Some Posting Rules.
You can join this group by clicking on the Join this Group! link on the vertical bar on the left. If for some reason, you used to be able to read the postings, but cannot do so, rejoin the site. Membership to the group has advantages, as it lets you initiate posts and have access to exclusive contents only available to members. We have made a portion of the content available for general use so that you can get a feel for the site, however the site is updated constantly. The bar on the left also contains answers to some common questions. Take a look at them.
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 | The word alphabet in anniversary is a-l-f according the the abbreviation principle. The word alphabetic is a-l-f dj a representing the -tic sound at the end. My question is why if the t is already assumed would the "a" for etic be added... more In case you did not know, the OneLook website is a great resource for dictionary searches. Not only you can search definitions, but also words that have a certain letter pattern, or translations of English words in different languages. It... more These are excerpts from the notes I took in my bio class. I tried to use the "nd" version of and (instead of the dot) but I was writing kind of fast so in general it looks sort of sloppy (what is shorthand for?). And I was tired. But here's how each... more | | Hi All, As you know, I've been recording and uploading dictation files as I need them. I spend a few hours doing as many as I can before life intervenes. Some days (after four attempts to record a passage at 60wpm), the computer text-to-speech... moreI used audio freeware to increase tempo without increasing pitch.  Enjoy! |
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