Gregg Shorthand, Anniversary Edition

by John Robert Gregg

Book Overview

First appearing in a pamphlet in 1888, "Gregg Shorthand" is the popular and enduring form of shorthand created by Irish publisher and inventor John Robert Gregg. The system was expanded, revised, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B000NFGR68
• Release Date: January 1929
• Publisher: The Gregg Publishing Co.
• Length: 173 Pages
• Weight: 0.61 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Seller beware!

I don't see a contact seller option, or I would message direct. This looks like the 1947 edition, originally copyrighted in 1901. Check. If so: you are grossly underselling. This edition is rare.

A review for GREGG's Shorthand: Dictation and Transcription

This book is great and all, the only problem is, you have to make sure you know the words in shorthand already. This book doesn't waste any time and goes straight to the transcription, but that may not be so good for new users. Other than that, this book is great and really goes indepth with the way to transcipt your shorthand notes.

Short Review of Shorthand

It felt wonderful after many years to be making the Gregg characters again! This is a GREAT little book! If I could make one wish, though, I'd wish for the "Short Forms" and some examples of words used in sentences, or perhaps even illustrative dictation. But it's good to know that Gregg is still out there, making a difference.

Learning Gregg Shorthand

This book is VERY good for learning Gregg shorthand. It shows the forms clearly and has lists of brief forms. The sentences that are written in shorthand in the front of the book are written in English in the back for easy decoding. It explains shorthand very well, and is an all-around great book for learning to write in shorthand.

A Must Have

At 39, and the second time around at taking shorthand (orig. took in high school in 1978) this book adds to the learning process and supplies help in several areas of brief forms, phrases and it greatly necessary when transcribing someone elses shorthand.How we did without it before is unknown!

Most useful thing I ever learned - shorthand

Years ago I went to secretarial school and learned shorthand. I use it to this day. It's a wonderful way to take notes when people are talking to you on the phone, reminder notes to do this or that, grocery lists, whatever. Yes, it takes time, work, and drill to learn shorthand. Yes, it's worth your while! Once you know shorthand, you will never have to hide your gift list again .