Speed Typing Test 2000 3.1
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License
Free to try; $23.00 to buy
(13 votes)
Limitations
30-day trial
Downloads
76,172
Requirements
Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
TestedOK Software
File size
916.07K
Date added
August 28, 2002
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The setup files are corrupted. Please obtain a new copy of the program.
27-Feb-2005 12:15:56 AM
Reviewer: JennyKay85
Cons: The setup files are corrupted. Please obtain a new copy of the program.
I am running win2000pro - the error comes up when I attempt to open the install
file.
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Not worth the time taken to determine stability
12-Nov-2003 08:00:00 AM
Reviewer: Traxia
No instructions, no shortcuts and a button to press to end the test. A rubbish
example of a testing tool
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Great for a trial.
23-Aug-2004 08:28:21 PM
Reviewer: sTaTic
This program is great for a trial I needed to see how fast i could type and it
took me about 5 minutes to download, Install, and run the program. It is great for
a trial but after 30 days im just going to un-install its not worth the money.
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Didn`t work
05-Apr-2004 07:55:56 AM
Reviewer: retako
When you try to run I got an printer error. And the uninstall did not remove
all components
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Very easy and simple typing speed tester.
21-Feb-2004 11:35:56 PM
Reviewer: jimbolia
This is a no nonsense typing speed test. No frills, no lessons, just a speed
test with a few options. If all your looking for is a speed test then i highly recommend
you get it.
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Touching One`s Soul The Ultimate Inspiration for a Writer - By Edward B.
Toupin
From smoke and dirt to pollution and oil, it is amazing how much gunk can
collect on a window over time. I sit here in my office looking out the window that
appears to look the same as it did when it was new, but wondering why it was always
a gray overcast outside. I was just used to the slow collection of crud so I never
really noticed how opaque the window was becoming. It took a lot of cleaner, four
rags, and a lot of elbow grease to make the window acceptably transparent again,
but it`ll never be the same as it was when it was new.
Just as with the window, from birth, we all collect some level of gunk on our
souls. This gunk consists of misinformation, prejudices, conflict, trauma, and myriad
other experiences that layer over our creative insides. These layers slowly change
the way we see our world by creating an opaque film over our soul`s eye. With that
we begin to see the world in a way that we assume that it is and not necessarily
in a way that it truly exists. Our reality becomes tainted preventing us from perusing
and becoming everything that we could possibly become. However, somehow we need
to clean off that gunk to obtain a clear view of life.
---Writing to Clear my Vision---
After 15 years of sharpening pencils and banging on the keyboard, I am still
amazed at the things that happen as I continue to write. In the early days, I simply
did it because it helped to pay the bills and it was fun to see my books at the
bookstore. But, as time passed, I began to realize that the more I write, the more
I learn about myself, and the more layers that peel off of my soul.
I must say, that the most fulfilling experience I ever had as a writer was the
day that I saw my soul. To settle your doubts, it wasn`t so much a physical manifestation
of a soul, but it was the automatic typing of my fingers to create content so rich
that I had to pinch myself to see if it was still me. This bizarre, yet fulfilling,
sensation pushed me into an entirely different frame of mind and a sense of satisfaction
and self-belief like I had never known.
---Writing to Scratch the Surface---
Writing can take on many different shapes and sizes. Some write for research.
Some write for pleasure. Others write for money. But, at the core of writing is
the expression of one`s inner being. It is an outlet for the soul. A way for it
to give so that it can dig its way out of the layers of contradiction and goo that
have piled on over the years.
Many books have been written about the act of keeping journals or writing pages
in the mornings to describe the first things that are in your mind to clear the
way for the remainder of the day. The idea behind such practice writings is to begin
to dig through years of muck and mire to touch the ultimate writer within us. However,
it is much more than that. It is the release of our creative self that we all have
inside and provides us with guidance and direction through our lives.
---Writing to Touch the Soul---
The soul is that energy that keeps is alive and connected to the Universe. It
is the most basic part of our existence, but contains the knowledge and emotion
of the Universe. When you touch your soul, your fingers take on a life of their
own and you "feel" the things that you must write. Whether you feel it as inspiration
or some divine message, it doesn`t matter. It all boils down to the fact that you
are connected to your inner self and have punctured a hole through which the inspiration
can flow.
Once you touch your soul, your life will change. It`s like a chain-reaction that
changes your outlook and your direction. You feel what you are truly made of and
find that you are capable of everything. All of the challenges you`ve encountered
throughout your life suddenly transform into lessons.
The easiest way to begin the journey of self-discovery is to begin writing. Don`t
write about the fly on the wall or the sunset. Write what you feel. What is the
first feeling that comes to you.
While your first few attempts will appear, perhaps, embarrassing, they are simply
a representation as to the way the soul`s message is translated through the years
of experience piled on top of it. The objective is to dig through the layers to
reach your core. Just keep writing. Every time you write, you`ll find that the feeling
you`re documenting becomes clearer and more intelligible.
---What`s next?---
Whether your objective in life is to be a writer or not, the idea behind writing
is simply to touch your soul. It`s no wonder so many people live their lives in
spiritual destitution. The creativity that ought to fuel every thing in life is
stifled. Don`t starve your spirit. Learn what creative gift the Universe has given
you. Love it and care for it. It`s as important as the food you eat and the air
you breathe as it is what supports your life.
Edward B. Toupin is an author,
life-strategy coach, counselor, and technical writer living in Las Vegas, NV. Among
other things, he authors books and articles on topics ranging from career success
through life organization and fulfillment. For more information, e-mail Edward at
etoupin@toupin.com or visit his sites at http://www.toupin.com
or http://www.make-life-great.com.
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