"This trend is particularly prominent in consolidating global industries such as airlines, telecoms, automobiles and chemicals, but also in rapidly expanding internet-related industries featuring players like Cisco, Microsoft and AOL."

I've always been taught to put a comma before the "and" in cases such as this one, but then again, I wasn't taught too many exceptions.

I never knew that, nor have I taken journalism. :tpg: But at least I know now!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...0/typetest.jpg

I think I slowed down a little in the second minute. It's still about where I expected to be.

Some of you really must be chatting it up in AIM.

Test Name: The Wonderful Wizard of OZ
- Date: 2006-05-31 01:53
- Test Time: 03:00
- Gross Speed: 115 WPM
- Errors: 16
- Accuracy: 95%

- NET SPEED: 110 WPM


Playing text-based MUD-type games since I was 8 or so probably helped :\ There's also no way I could maintain this speed for any significant amount of time, I was blasting away as fast as possible on this short test though. I'm typing on a cramped laptop keyboard, though my typing style seems to work as well on it as a full keyboard. I kind of developed it on my own and when I tried to actually learn touch-typing with the home keys or whatever, I could never do it. Wonder how everyone else types :P

Edit: This lady is crazy fast, she also uses Dvorak for her highest speeds :P