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the fancier programs. I always transcribed at conversational speed so
adapting to an expander was difficult for me. The limited expansions I do
use are ones I've used for some time and I think like that now. Trying to
learn new ones, I always have to stop, think out the expansion code, type
it, and move on. Hell in the time it takes to do that, I could have typed
the damn words!! LOL!
So I can understand someone not using it, especially if they are a very fast
typist to begin with, although I realize it's like saying, no thanks I don't
need electricity, I still know how to build a fire.
"14tonks" <mail.2.14tonks@recursor.net> wrote in message
news:364g98F4t71smU1@individual.net...
> Sure, you have bragging rights if you can put out the words that fast with
> straight typing, no question about that. I just leaves me wondering why
you
> wouldn't want to be able to do twice the number of lines for the same
amount
> of work. You'd still have bragging rights then, but you'd have a fatter
> paycheck or more free time as well.
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