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At 13:12 on August 13, 2017, Nancy Roy said…: I am on Procat. Here is my info:

BEYOND THE SCOPE

Nancy Roy

12850 Twin Pines Lane

Choctaw, Oklahoma 73020

(405) 826-4557

Njroy123@aol.com

I have been scoping/proofing for court reporters for over 30 years. I actually started typing for them in the ‘80s. In between that time I earned my degree as a paralegal and worked for attorneys for several years and then returned to full-time scoping in 1990. I have experience in all areas of law. I have fast turnaround time and competitive prices. I am on Procat.

Scoping: $1.20 a page

Proofing : 50 cents a page

At 12:38 on January 29, 2012, Jennifer Petersen said…: Hi, Pam. For transcription, I no longer use a set rate chart. I've found that people are paid so differently depending upon area/region of work. I would rather discuss what we both can afford and go from there. I have turnaround as quick as 24 hours. Right now I can handle quite a bit of transcription work. Feel free to e-mail me with any other questions you may have: jlpproofreading@gmail.com

Thanks,

Jennifer

At 22:55 on January 8, 2010, JiLL said…: Hi Pam... I am Currently out of school, just waiting for the next test date in Baton Rouge. I believe there sayin' in February. I added you on Facebook, by the way. You never added me.. :(

At 7:52 on January 8, 2010, Pamela MacDowell said…: A friend GAVE me her old Stentura8000 and I have Procat, which I use for voice, but can also do steno.

At 7:45 on January 8, 2010, Deborah L. Willoughby said…: Yes. Everyone swears by Magnum Steno. I was considering giving it a try too before I had to put things on hold. When I save up a few $$, I'm going to see about trading in my writer for some sort of upgrade. But as slow as it's been, that might take a while. Which writer and CAT do you have?

At 7:09 on January 8, 2010, Deborah L. Willoughby said…: Hey, girl. It's nice to hear from you. Work's been kinda slow lately. Lots of cancellations. I'm hoping things will start turning around soon and jobs will actually stay on the books. I was doing really well on my machine, but I had to put it down for a while because I have too many problems with my wrists and arms. My machine is a manual student writer. I keep thinking if I had a better one that it would be easier, but those things are just too darn expensive, especially if my wrists won't cooperate.

How about you? How's it going over there? I hope you're busier than I am right now. Although I'm glad my job canceled this morning 'cause it's just too dang cold to go out :-)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

At 6:18 on June 29, 2009, JiLL said…: HI PameLa
I am CurrEntlY traIninG in ThE steNo MAsK. WiLL tesT iN BatoN roUge In OctoBer. HoW is The Job MarkEt In YOUr areA? It'S sliM piCkenS herE! MosT everTonE UseS the MAchiNE.

At 20:42 on April 24, 2009, Tami said…: Oh, that didn't sound right . . .

"My local school" means the one logistically closest to my house that, thank God, I never attended.

At 20:40 on April 24, 2009, Tami said…: I tried to be a little less opinionated on the Student group site . . .

Whatever you do, don't go with Phoenix theory.

They write "you" YOU.

It takes three strokes to write bombing, bombs, bombed.

Yes, they come back for a silent -b and all the inflected endings.

My local school switched to it about two years ago, and I just heard they're already switching over to StenEd. While that's not the best choice, it is a sound theory that at least makes sense.

Just trying to keep you going down the right path.