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Re: Alpha Shorthand: Due to occasional emails with demand for "more" of this shorthand, emails from around US as well as overseas, including UK and Australia, from clerks, secretaries, university students, businessmen, I decided to do all the lessons in the AlphaScan.pdf ebook (download updated book from the link given here) as well as the Exercises (link repeated below). I use the same camera in my earlier vids (the Canon HV20), and downconverted the huge high quality m2t files to Youtube preferred mp4s - these may look rough due to fast conversion without editing. Now you get a complete Alpha Shorthand demo of each shorthand and the exercise list of words and phrases. Some shorthand users who prefer to see a demo of each one will find that request answered on my website. edu2002.net/alpha1.html. I spent a week taping all 17 lessons, so have a look. I put a free ebook download at the link that shows how to write the most frequent words, as well as the most common word parts, meaning the ending (suffix), beginning (prefix), and root for most words. If you do a web search for "most frequent words" in the English language, you will see that my Alpha Shorthand handles all of them. The educational Goal here: to help you write faster and more efficiently all your notes, classwork, research, messages, job writing, creative writing, etc. Look on my Youtube Channel for my demo of how I write, for example, The Pledge of Allegiance. I use Alpha Shorthand when I do messages, notes ...