Tersive Shorthand    

Tersive Shorthand is a cursive shorthand system for American English developed by Troy Heninger. It is cursive in that letters are connected together into words, and words are separated by a small space. Troy developed Tersive Shorthand after trying Gregg and Pitman shorthand and finding them unsatisfactory. He actually created a number of different shorthand systems and after years of tinkering with them, Tersive was the result.

Notable features

• Type of writing system: alphabet
• Writing direction: left to right
• Used to write: English
• Tersive letters represent phonemes

Tersive Shorthand

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More details of Tersive Shorthand
http://sites.google.com/site/tersiveshorthand/

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