I'll check it again, but haven't seen anything in the past.

Some people cannot spell English terms either. Check yours. [2008-05-08]
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I would try Spellex Legal Spell Check [2006-09-07]
I use Spellex Legal Spell Check and love it!!! I went and tried a bunch of programs out before making a decision and I would suggest doing the same. I hope this helps!!!! Barbara

Does anyone know of a good legal spell check for word 2003? [2006-09-05]
Does anyone know of a good legal spell check for word 2003? TIA Jane

I'll check it again, but haven't seen anything in the past. [2006-08-24]
The owners are totally snowed by this OM.

I did this today and I also am a Master Typist. I'll throw it in my resume as it looks good. (nm [2006-07-12]
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Medical/Legal Transcription [2008-06-24]
I too am interested in finding work as Medical/Legal transcriptionist;in the past I worked for an Ortho who didIMEI have 20+ years experience in transcribing pathology reports. Pathology transcription is my Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Scoping: Legitimate and Lucrative [2008-06-06]
Hello, All. Someone sent me this link, and I wanted to give you some information -- straight from the horse so to speak -- to assure you that this is definitely *not* a scam, and *is* very real. I have been involved in the scoping field for 25+ years, and have been a scoping training consultant for a little more than 20 of those years. Scoping is a marvelous at-home career, and I say that as someone who started out as an MT, and then began applying my medical skills in the areas of medical malpractice and environmental impact litigation, right from home and working in the court reporting field. Scoping is still something of an underground occupation in that many people never heard of it. But court reporters *have* heard of it, and they're the ones you'll be working for. We started hearing, when I first started in this field 25 years ago, that computers would take over and we humans would be out of a job. Now I ask you: Have you ever met a computer program that can think like a person? I The human element is still very much needed in this field, and people earn from $15 to $30 an hour editing for court reporters. I offer a free video webcast to people exploring scoping, to let you see what scoping is all about (including a demonstration of the specialized software we use in this field), and how my rapid e-learning course for scoping works. It's all done in PowerPoint/Flash modules, with backup written materials in .pdf files. Feel free to e-mail me and request a link for the informative scoping webcast: judybarrett@scopingcareers.com Judy Barrett, Scoping Training ConsultantAuthor of forthcoming e-book Scoping for Success

New Scoping Training Program [2008-03-18]
Hi Everyone, I just wanted to let you know about the new training program that my scopist friend and I are putting together. Check it out at: http://www.joyfulscoping.com/NewScopists.html Ms. Devon Roberts

MT & court reporting are WORLDS apart [2007-05-23]
Having studied both court reporting and medical transcription, I can tell you that they are worlds apart. Court reporters learn 'machine shorthand' and by using this and their steno machine, they can 'type' 200+ wpm. They type in syllables and entire phrases or sentences, not by single characters as we do in MT. Actually, people who edit for MT and court reporting actually have more closely related jobs. Check out www.scopists.com Some court reporters type in Real-Time, and the people who scope for them just basically clean up their work, fix missed strokes, etc. There are also people who 'translate'/type the machine shorthand, which is much more detailed and takes a lot more studying/schooling. Another site to check out is StenEd for resources and reference materials. You could, of course, always apply to be a legal secretary and type in a law office. :D HTH!

Legal Transcription Training [2007-05-18]
Can anyone recommend a reputable school for legal transcription training. I already have an assoc. degree in paralegal studies but haven Thanks.

Legal Transcription [2007-04-19]
I have done legal transcription for five years in the past. It is much easier to me than medical transcription. Once you learn the legal terminology thaton the job. There are paralegal courses.

transcribing ver batim "F" word sm [2006-12-16]
Transcribing a legal document from dictated material. The dictator is using the F word bomb, not that often, but it is a part of his complaint about language used on him. Iexpletive used. If it's verbatim, I think I owe it to the client to get his word across. What do you think? I am going to ask the same question on the other board, although it will apply to general medical transcription. I have been told in this case I may use quotation marks. Anyone else been in this dilemma?

I would try Spellex Legal Spell Check [2006-09-07]
I use Spellex Legal Spell Check and love it!!! I went and tried a bunch of programs out before making a decision and I would suggest doing the same. I hope this helps!!!! Barbara

I obtained my AAS in Legal Transcription, but [2006-09-07]
As I only found jobs that were offering little pay and no benefits, so I never worked in this field. I ended up going back for medical transcription and have been doing that for the past 9 years. I am now going back for my RN degree. Anyways, I went to my local community college for two years if you are looking for a place to find education in this field. Good luck to you.

Does anyone know of a good legal spell check for word 2003? [2006-09-05]
Does anyone know of a good legal spell check for word 2003? TIA Jane