I've been working for months to recreate some of the contents of a failed hard drive. One item I'd like to see again in the excellent progressive reader, Alice in Wonderland, for Quikscript. I've only

Shavian has separate symbols for the vowels in “cut” and “curl.” With my British-Canadian accent the two sound quite different, and I’d prefer my Quickscript notes to reflect this. Is there an additio

A new poll has been created: Let’s find out how our members use Quikscript in their daily lives. 1. Daily 2. A Few Times a Week 3. Once a Week 4. Once a Month 5. Rarely 6. Never Click Here To Vote: ht

While pagination often creates problems (it's hard to read text that's half on one page and half on another), whatever export method you chose for this has a different problem — the resolution is too

I never would have known about this if someone didn't point it out to me, but one can print to PDF on iPadOS and iOS (although you're probably not writing in Quikscript on devices in the latter class)

Greetings, everyone, and a happy New Year! Here is a new book for you to read in Quikscript: Animal Farm, by George Orwell (published 1945, approx. 30,000 words). It is provided in three formats: EPUB

In my previous message I wrote that some annoyances cropped up when it came to my writing input and publishing method. This was originally written by hand in en-Latn (Orthodox) to debug some weirdness

You hold up way better than I do without lines. If I wrote without lines I'd probably be at 30° below horizontal in four lines of text. The very bottom of https://support.apple.com/guide/ipad/draw-or-

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Are there any examples of beautiful Quickscript calligraphy?

My pronunciation clearly distinguishes the two vowels in under. I'm happy to see the alternative reverse "c" for these sounds. It makes sense for me always to use this alterative for the vowel sound i

This assumes the x orthography convention.

Speaking of reading speed, I am curious what others' experiences have been in learning to read Quikscript. I can scribble away in it pretty rapidly, but when it comes to reading, it is a slow slog, no

Greetings from th Chek Republik! I am a naetiv speeker of Inglish hoo has livd in th Chek Republik for neerly 2 duzen yeers. I normaly riet in SoundSpel uezing a Dvořák keebord. I tried reeding Androc

It seems like it's the alveolar lateral fricative, but I'm not familiar with that. Does anyone know of a language that generally has it?

I'm a new user of groups.io looking to learn Quikscript. I have known about the Shavian alphabet for years, and wanted to come up with an improvement like Quikscript, not knowing it had already been d

Hello, everyone. I just wanted to share something I have been working on since early last year, and thought I would briefly mention it here since it is inspired by and related to the core focus of thi

Hi all, I am curious if others here practice both Shavian and QS, or if most folks are QS exclusive. I've just learned Shavian so that I can enjoy its Unicode support and its (seemingly) more active o

(The key to my QS transcription: <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1agqPz7-cHgboyI2it-j2LkI1P1r-jChVJL9QDjAE-AE/>) I recall a user who had been a QS user since back in the day when people corres