Gregg shorthand for colleges, transcription / Louis A. Leslie, A. James Lemaster, Charles E. Zoubek, Kay Mendenhall and Lorrine B. Skaff
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TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill Book Company , c1981Description: 447 pages: illustrations; 22 cmISBN: 007037760XSubject(s): TRANSCRIPTION -- COLLEGES | READING -- WRITINGLOC classification: Z 56.2.G7 .L47 1981
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LRC - Annex | National University - Manila | General Education | Relegation Room | GC Z 56.2 .G7 .L47 1981 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000002844 |
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Gregg Shorthand for Colleges, Transcription, Series 90, is a textbook designed for advanced shorthand students in colleges, universities, community colleges, private schools, and other institutions of higher education. It teaches the students to combine skills already acquired in shorthand and typewriting with a knowledge of the mechanics of English in order to produce mailable correspondence that is accurately transcribed, attractively placed on the page, and free from errors in punctuation, spelling, and grammar. In most cases, Transcription will be used after students have completed Gregg Shorthand for Colleges, Volume Two, Series 90.
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