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I used to be pretty fast (60 - 70 wpm). Now, because of disability, it's
15 - 25 wpm. But my reading, writing, and rithmetic (and translation
skill) are still pretty good. Happy New Year.
Jim Jones
OFF-SITE tech writing, editing, illustration, Chinese, German
translation, cartooning, small schematics, other
Doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net
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Michele Davis writes:
>
> Only check email every 10 minutes and keep your responses short (if
you're
> a slower typer). Me, eh, 120 wpm,
lyndsey amott:
I once did a typing test. After they subtracted all the errors, my score
was
13 wpm. No wonder I'm not getting anything done!
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