Improving Terrible Handwriting?

Posted by Cliff on Wednesday March 10, 2004 @01:00PM from the obtaining-better-penmanship dept.

green pizza asks: "My handwriting is horrible, an irregular mix of sloppy print and cursive. I know this, and my coworkers have learned to live with it, but I didn't realize just how bad my chickenscratch was until I tried using a tablet PC. Unlike a Palm which forced me to learn its input method, a tablet PC (and other humans) expect me to write a certain way. Aside from a handwriting class for professional adults on the other side of the country, I have only been able to find lessons and materials for the young, illiterate, or mentally challenged. Have any other geeks found a structured way to improve their handwriting?"

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Use the "mentally challenged" materials by lobotomy · 2004-03-10 14:14 · Score: 0, Troll

You are an adult who can't write. I think you fall into the "mentally challenged" category. Consider that if they can teach someone with Downs Syndrome to write, they should be able to teach you.