How Many Words per minute do you type?
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twen (dang), tenm, (dang), ten!
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Maybe all of the above.  I don't understand it, either, and most of the sloppy typing I see here gives me a headache.  Either people don't pay attention in school anymore or standards have become lax.  It's also more than likely a lazy way of typing.  Some people think that to type quickly, one must use many abbreviations and short-cuts.  It isn't so.  I can type and text message perfect sentences with perfect spelling faster than my cousin can with the shortcuts.  (I type 75 wpm with 0 errors.)\n\nIncorrect spelling, puncutation and grammar does seem to be "in", but I hope you, like me, will not decide to get up with the times.  It was nice to be able to answer a question I could actually read.
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Details would be helpful.  So far I saw it lasts just long enough for you to finish typing.
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Go to http://www.typingmaster.com/individuals/pro/demo.asp \nthey have a demo you can download for free. I have it. It is pretty good. OR go online to www.learntotype.com there is a quick sign up with like 2 questions,and they teach you to type and you can test your speed.. I prefer http://www.powertyping.com or http://www.typingtest.com to test my speed. I hope this helps.Jayna
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I could start touch-typing using my 10 fingers in just one week. I took the Free Online Typing Course at goodtyping.com ...\n\nhttp://www.goodtyping.com\n\nto sum up...\n\n- Learn how to type correctly in just a few hours using all your fingers.\n- You will soon be typing faster than you ever imagined.\n- 27 guided lessons to learn step-by-step from the beginning.\n- Choose between 18 different keyboard layouts to learn\n- Web-based course. No downloads required.
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I think it's actually the number of 5-character sets typed per minute.\n\nI thi/nk it/'s ac/tuall/y the/ numb/er of/ 5-ch/aract/er se/ts ty/ped p/er mi/nute./ ==> 14 words\n\n--------\nFollow-up:  Red unicorn may be more correct than me !!!\n--------
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no goal, except maybe typing 60 words per minute
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I'd say ATLEAST 60wmp is good.  Anything over 80 is very good.\n\nCheck out the typing tutor I linked if you want to improve.\n\nMatt
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The classical measure of words per minute uses an average 5 letter word + 1 space, that is 6 characters. the word "minutes" has 7 letters, so keeping a space between all words, the answer is (312/4) * (6/8) = 58.5, say 59.
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There are a lot of games that you can play that help you type faster, like:\n\nType Fast\nhttp://www.addictinggames.com/typefast.html \nType Masta\nhttp://www.addictinggames.com/typemasta.html\nFowl Words 2 (this one is fun)\nhttp://www.addictinggames.com/fowlwords2.html\n\nOr if you prefer programs, I would go with Mavis Beacon. This has a lot of different games and tutorials that can help you with typing faster.
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Well as said previously, you can search google for a quick online test... Or you can take it one step further and get Mavis Beacon from Broderbund (trail version is available on their site). That not only tells you your words per minute, it also helps you work on improving it by means of more tests, lessons, and even games.
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You might try slowing down your typing as well.  If you're going to do something, do it well. (And use spell check)
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How old are you learn english and how to type before you ask stupid shit
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If 3 typists need 5 hours, then 1 typist needs three times longer time period which is 15 hours.\n\nbut, if you have 8 typists, then they will need 8 times shorter time then 1 typist to do the job which is 15/8 hours\n\nthe answer: 1 hour 1/8 of an hour or 15/8 hours or 1.88 hours
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My friend is doing that.  How fast can you type?  She can type 120 word a minute but it has taken her 2 years to get to 120 words a minute in stenography.  She will be expected to do it at over 200 wpm by the time she is ready for court reporting.  However, court reporting isn't the only job in town for that.  Many corporations need stenographers for meetings and TV shows use it for Closed Captioning.\nYou will need to contact your local Technical colleges to see if anyone in your area offers those courses.  They are becoming hard to find.
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six and a half minutes?