learn typing (4 products)

Assistant Typist 2.3 (Shareware, $29)

Assistant Typist is a small program that monitors the keyboard input and lets you control your typing process. Assistant Typist shows what you are typing at the bottom of the screen. Its large font enables you to control your typing by using your peripheral vision. It enables beginners to type fast. It also helps users to learn touch typing. Assistant Typist also fixes common typing errors and enhances the keyboard functionality. Note: there are many programs capable of functionality similar to autocorrect, for example MS Office. The advantage of Assistant Typist is that it gives you the uniform functionality system-wide, so all your applications instantly become autocorrect-enabled, and obtains other Assistant Typist features such as autocomplete, autoreplace, etc.

Learn To Type Tutor 2.60 (Shareware, $29.95)

Learn To Type Tutor -- Learn to type tutor help you test and increase your typing speed through amusing typing lesson,typing test and typing game.

MaxType PRO Typing Tutor 2.1.0 (Shareware, $19.95)

Learn how to touch-type and increase your typing speed in quick and effective way! MaxType PRO has special features which allow you to test and develop your typing skills from the basic level to a professional one in minimal time. Innovative features: 5 different typing modes, visualized statistics, daily and weekly reports, advanced recommendations system, learning time control function, built-in exercise library.

Typing ABC 2.0 (Shareware, $25)

With its emphasis on practical, real-world text, Typing ABC teaches typing skills more quickly than programs based upon abstract concepts. Key words for each lesson are based on the most common words that are used in schools, business, and homes. Typing ABC's lessons and drills are based upon a stunning onscreen keyboard that shows the placement of the keys. Using color, sound, and animation, there is no need for aspiring typists to look at their fingers while typing. The screen also contains copybook text for the student to type. The user gets immediate feedback for correctly and incorrectly typed keys. In addition, Typing ABC has a unique Finger Tips graphic device that reminds you of the position and direction of your fingers when typing characters. As with all of Typing ABC's on-screen feedback tools, Finger Tips may be easily turned on or off by the user. As typing skills increase, users can move from Watch and Type mode into Blind Typing, forcing them to look at the text to be typed instead of the resul