I use the OEP ending for speakers if there are a lot of them. For example, If the attorney's last name is Thomas or something like that, I do THOEP. There is TOEP, SOEP, THROEP, YOEP, also OIG ending; i.e. TOIG, POIG, etc. and just whatever the first letter of the last name is, incorporate that into the stroke. At least this way works for me and it is only one stroke. Hope this helps.
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Hey, Tracy
I use the OEP ending for speakers if there are a lot of them. For example, If the attorney's last name is Thomas or something like that, I do THOEP. There is TOEP, SOEP, THROEP, YOEP, also OIG ending; i.e. TOIG, POIG, etc. and just whatever the first letter of the last name is, incorporate that into the stroke. At least this way works for me and it is only one stroke. Hope this helps.