I'm creating a new post since my question diverges considerably from the original topic ("How Playing an Instrument Benefits Your Brain," reading article, Sept 2016, post 2.a):
That "re-introduction of incl-"
..I might like to get my hands on some Centennial books to see
specifically what other surprises there might be though few. I wonder if
you or someone would be able to help me understand which books were put
out?
From what I can tell searching online there are:
Gregg Shorthand College Book 1, 2, 3
Gregg Shorthand Dictation and Transcription
Gregg Shorthand Basic Principles
There does not appear to be a "functional method" for Centennial.
Also, I've been using Series 90 Functional Method which of course has a key and I would like to get either of:
"Gregg Speed Building Series 90"
"Gregg Shorthand for Colleges, Speed Building, Series 90"
I
assume they are an intermediate between the functional method or other
course text and "Gregg Expert Speed Building" (for S90) which I also
have (also no key, unfortunately). Do you know if either has a key?
Finally,
I have "Shorthand for Colleges Vol 2, Series 90",(no key). But I'm
wondering if the material here is possibly the same as what's in the
functional method in which case I wouldn't need to track one down.
Thanks
for any help you can provide, as I know these are tedious questions!
I'm getting better at understanding the Gregg publications but not there
yet.
PS I assume we afford the keys to the texts the same
copyright protection (in terms of not posting them for download) as the
texts. Labels: centennial, courseofstudy, general, series90