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Waxwing · 09-29-04, 02:12 PM

I agree with the second poster. I was the only boy in high school typing (all those lovely high school girls :love: ) and made the only "D" I ever made in that class but it paid off shortly when I got drafted and the Sargent Major of the battalion came out and asked if anyone typed? Hesitantly, I said I did. Immediately was a Corporal, never pulled KP or LD or Guard and from that point on, didn't really mind if I was I was a bit slow on the typewriter (before computers really came along). I did get up to about 70 wpm after a few years. Now to what I should have said when I started this post, I have tried almost all of them, purchased SpbFullScreen, Fitaly and TenGo, of all I am fastest by far on TenGO and within a fairly short amount of time, you will gain a lot speed too. It's a different approach to typing and takes a bit of a learning curve, but will pay off in the end. :approve:

09-29-04, 02:12 PM	#3 (permalink)
Waxwing Aximsite All Star Super Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: 32 miles NW of Chicago Posts: 561 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I agree with the second poster. I was the only boy in high school typing (all those lovely high school girls :love: ) and made the only "D" I ever made in that class but it paid off shortly when I got drafted and the Sargent Major of the battalion came out and asked if anyone typed? Hesitantly, I said I did. Immediately was a Corporal, never pulled KP or LD or Guard and from that point on, didn't really mind if I was I was a bit slow on the typewriter (before computers really came along). I did get up to about 70 wpm after a few years. Now to what I should have said when I started this post, I have tried almost all of them, purchased SpbFullScreen, Fitaly and TenGo, of all I am fastest by far on TenGO and within a fairly short amount of time, you will gain a lot speed too. It's a different approach to typing and takes a bit of a learning curve, but will pay off in the end. :approve: