Whenever I’m training, one of the things I try to do is to force an error message to appear, specifically so that people can watch me react to the problem. I like my trainees to realize that having an Exception error dialog box appear on your screen is not the end of the world. I […]
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Web conferencing apps like Zoom, GoToMeeting, WebEx, Microsoft Teams, etc. have become a lifeline for all of us as we stay at home and do our best to “flatten the curve” (slow and/or stop the spread of the COVID-19). They enable us to work remotely and stay in social contact while maintaining a safe distance. […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic is going to introduce a lot of people to the world of telecommuting. As someone who has been telecommuting for 30 years, I have a little experience that may be valuable to you. Here are a few suggestions that may help you to avoid some of the potential pitfalls that come with […]
Read MoreWorking during a pandemic: it’s an unsettling time for all of us. Travel advisories, scary stories about the stock market, cancellations of virtually every event with an audience, outages at stores… everyone is worried. So, what’s next? The best way to deal with uncertainty is to be armed with accurate information and to take advantage […]
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Stenograph believes very strongly in the future of the court reporting and captioning professions. We are continually demonstrating our commitment to ensure that our mutual future is a bright one by supporting the business with the highest quality products and services, by providing representation and services at regional, state, national, and international association meetings, and […]
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Case CATalyst® Version 21 is available to download now! If you’re covered by EDGE, you’re entitled to this update: just click Help, Check for Updates. This update contains a number of exciting new features and enhancements you’re going to love! Here are just a few of the exciting changes you’re going to love: RealTeam™ Enhancements […]
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Think back to the days of being a court reporting student. You dreamed of writing fast enough to be able to report. You took that dream and put it into action: you learned how to write, spent countless hours practicing and finally, you arrived at the finish line and were able to take your first […]
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Do you ever find yourself squinting at parts of your CATalyst screen, and wondering if you need glasses, or a better prescription for your current glasses or contacts? The problem may not be your eyes – it could be the settings on your screen are just too small! If the cursor is hard to […]
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It’s Court Reporting and Captioning Week and Stenograph is celebrating along with every reporter, CART provider, captioner, and everyone who works with them to provide an accurate record for all and access for the deaf and hearing-impaired community. Like you, we are grateful for this opportunity to share what we love about these professions. There’s […]
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The difference between properly written steno strokes for standard, everyday conversational words and steno for certain curse words, slurs/insults, and/or anatomical descriptions that may be inappropriate outside of medical testimony can be a single letter. For example, accidentally drop an initial P from the steno for submit and you get a four-letter word. Invert the […]
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