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Senslang Touch Typing 1.0Send this to a friend Send Senslang Touch Typing to a friend License Free (19 votes) LimitationsNo limitations Downloads 85,257 RequirementsWindows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP Ezra Molkho File size277.49K Date added March 7, 2002 Out of 19 votes1 - 5 of 18 Networks is not responsible for the content of these . too many single reviews for my liking02-Oct-2006 10:36:20 PM Reviewer: QuentinTarantino Pros: free Cons: I dont trust a product yet that has all but one single review.I think we all know what thats all about.Maybe wait until there are many reviews by the same person as in most application reviews. Was this review helpful? 1 of 2 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review
very basic - yet effective04-Jan-2005 05:29:59 AM Reviewer: anon this program is very very very basic, however the program uses very little space as it should. the major thing that bothered me was that - it doesnt calculate your typing speed. however, great for the beginner, or for brushing up Was this review helpful? 4 of 5 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review 10-Apr-2003 04:27:59 PM Reviewer: xbbygrlx29 not a good teaching tool to learn the basic. keep trying Was this review helpful? 1 of 1 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review It fit the specifications of what i need, perfectly01-Aug-2002 02:07:00 PM Reviewer: Music Theory Man Though not new to the computer, I need something that can put my fingers in the right place, and this program is quite useful for that. Was this review helpful? 1 of 1 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review this program is great, well worth it18-Sep-2006 05:51:45 AM Reviewer: sephiroth_15 Pros: teaches you and makes essays get done so muck quicker Was this review helpful? 1 of 2 users said yes. > Flag this review for offensive content > Reply to this review Choose A Bigger You - by Ann StrongLast week, I heard myself saying, "I`m an emotional person. That`s just who I am." I gave this justification during an intense, messy situation with a friend. I would have felt much happier if I could have responded in a detached, intellectual manner. The next day, I heard one of my clients saying, "I make things hard. I`ve always been that way." Imagine how much easier her life would be if she routinely told people, "Things are easy for me. It`s always been like that." I believe I`m an emotional person. My client believes she makes things difficult. As firmly committed as we both are to those concepts, they are just concepts. If we choose, we can change them this moment. How would my life improve if believed I am an emotional person who knows how to detach and come from an intellectual viewpoint in certain situations? How would my client`s life improve if she believed she knows how to do things the easy way? Why am I so attached to being an emotional person? Because I believe I wouldn`t be me if I weren`t emotional. What if I became a bigger me by being emotional AND being intellectual, whichever might serve me best? Why have I chosen to limit myself? In what ways do you put yourself in a box? What labels are you extremely attached to? How would your life improve if you allowed yourself to expand? This Week`s Action Steps If you would like to choose the bigger you: - become aware of what limits you put on yourself - listen for "I`m always . . ." "That`s just the way I am." "I`ve always been that way." - brainstorm directions in which you`d like to expand your self-concept. - write and use daily an allowing statement/affirmation such as, "I now allow myself to be intellectual and detached when the situation calls for it." "When we look at the nine types of the Enneagram from the inside out, we discover how we`ve built a defense structure that has now become our prison. The Enneagram shows us how to dismantle the walls of that prison brick by brick so we can regain our freedom." Kathy Hurley and Theodorre Donson (From the book, "Discover Your Soul Potential: Using the Enneagram to Awaken Spiritual Vitality") Note: The Enneagram is an ancient personality typing system that continues to offer profound insight into human nature today.
Ann Strong of Life/Work Resources supports people in recognizing and devoting themselves to their life`s work. A life-long entrepreneur, she passionately champions self-employment. Blending her previous marketing occupation with her ministry vocation, she coaches people in choosing and creating their unique life/work. When she`s not coaching, you`ll find her touring houses, writing her heart out or soaking up the New Mexico desert. If you`d like more information about coaching or you`d like to experience it, call or e-mail Ann to schedule a free, no-obligation, 40-minute coaching session. (303) 399-8737 in metro Denver or (800) 745-2617 outside of Denver. E-mail: Ann@annstrong.com Typing articles index
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