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In Reply to: Typing posted by 37 chief on February 19, 2020 at 21:29:30:
I learned typing in the 10th grade, about 1957, and it is literally the skill by which I have made my living all these years, being a journalist or scribe in my various occupations. I made the progression through manual Royals or Underwoods in my first jobs; then the IBM Selectric which at the time seemed as good as it gets. Progressed into word processing which revolutionized the words-on-paper process. Being able to write down what I'd seen or heard made my work career quite varied and interesting. Even in the Army (MOS Information Specialist) my skills placed me into (or kept me out of) a lot of situations my fellow grunts did not share.
I haven't timed myself in a long time, but think I could still average 75 words a minute.
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