Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hi all,Well, I finally got my NKRO keyboard, which allows me to hit up to twenty-six keys without any ghosting. Thats when a key fails to work when other keys are in the way. I got to try out plover, and I got to write my first sentence.Hello

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Thanks Defender, Ill certainly check that one out.As for stenography, I wish I had one of them machines, or that one such program was available for pc. That would take, er, 5 or 10 minutes out of writing a blog post? As a matter of fact, most

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Ive heard of the interesting theory behind stenography, and I do find the correspondance to phonemes quite unique particularly sinse I was first taught to read by my mum entirely in phonetics and so have developed a real liking for the sounds

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hi Steve,I forgot to mention that there is a free programme that you can try. I dont have a direct link to it right now, but if You Google TPlovr Steno Project click on the first result. If you have trouble downloading it let me know. Its

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hi Steve,I forgot to mention that there is a free and open-source programme that you can try. I dont have a direct link to it right now, but if You Google Plovr Steno Project click on the first result. If you have trouble downloading it let me

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? My keyboard has 10-key rollover, and yes i have extensively tested it, ahah. Its the Razer Blackwiddow Ultimate Edition. And My typing speed using that pontes keyboard tool utterly sucks, coming in at around 50 to 60, I dont know what happened

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Well as I said Ggf, if it works so randomly with rb as the s sound etc, then to me it is more a code sequence than really something useful for thinking about the language in a phonetic sense, and thus possibly less interesting.As I said, what I

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I just got ore information. Evidently, the list I gave you corresponds to the columns of a steno paper. Its like putting those letters on top of the Braille paper. You punch the letters belowweach column so thaty line up properly.The row below

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I just got ore information. Evidently, the list I gave you corresponds to the columns of a steno paper. Its like putting those letters on top of the Braille paper. You punch the letters belowweach column so thaty line up properly.The row below

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I just got more information. Evidently, the list I gave you corresponds to the columns of a steno paper. Its like putting those letters on top of the Braille paper. You punch the letters below each column so they line up properly.The row below

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I just got more information, and I updated post no. 8 to reflect those changes. Evidently, the list I gave you corresponds to the columns of a steno paper. Its like putting those letters on top of the Braille paper. You punch the letters below

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I just got more information, and I updated post no. 8 to reflect those changes. Evidently, the list I gave you corresponds to the columns of a steno paper. Its like putting those letters on top of the Braille paper. You punch the letters below

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I downloaded his programme, and its definitely interesting! I might share it with my friend.But anyhow, I hope youre able to benefit from the information I gave you before. I might blog about it in the future. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Thats a lot to learn... crazy how people are able to do it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214736#p214736 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Actually, repetition is the key to lea something, and using lay terms is easier as well. Dont worry, itll get less overwhelming once you get used to it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214767#p214767

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? [[wow]]. that sounds confusing lol URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214688#p214688 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Steve, you probably want this excellent tool by Ponteshttp://www.pontes.ro/ro/divertisment/ga … rd-1.0.exe URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214711#p214711 ___ Audiogames-reflector

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? aha, that sounds interesting. Ive tried talking typer, yes, but it seems to teach me rather than just letting me test speed, and it costs money, of course. and same with typing teacher, Ill not try it because it costs money, and I know sited

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hi Steve,Have you checked out Talking Typer by The American Printing House, or Talking Typing Teacher by Marvel Soft? Those are rgreat prorammes to try, although Talking Typing Teacher is probably better at this, even though its more expensive

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hmm, interesting. Although you would have to memorize all the phonemes. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214211#p214211 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? Well, theres a programme called Plover, which is supposed to work with certain keyboards or some steno machines. im not sure if the Wave Writer will work with it. I also found out that stenography could be used, similar to the Dvorak concept

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? two questions, one of which might be a bit off topic.1. How can I measure how fast I type? what program can I use because I dont like those online inaccessible things.2. what exactly is this stenography business? Im interested, to know what

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I think eighty-WPM is fairly good. When was the last time you measured yourself? I type around eighty-five or ninety ona QWERTY keyboard. People can type faster on a Dvorak keyboard, at least by fifty WPM more than what the average QWERTY typost

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I measured it a couple years back and I know people who can get into the 110 to 120 range on querty keyboards. Thats interesting, i was not sure how that worked. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214108#p214108

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Re: Anybody here interested in Stenography? I cannot type fast enough. I get about 80 WPM and thats not nearly good enough URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=214068#p214068 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

Anybody here interested in Stenography?

Anybody here interested in Stenography? Hello yall,I was wondering how many people were interested in stenography. My interest came from the fact that I used to write in phonetics or phonemes when I was coding things for DECtalk and stuff like that, and I thought it would be interesting