Help me find a typing game with a particular feature.
May 30, 2009 5:30 PM Subscribe
Help me find a typing game that requires you to hit "enter"
I'm looking for a typing game with a particular requirement.
I'm a student of court reporting, and I want to use a typing game to practice.
This is the problem:
Most typing games treat each keystroke as a separate event. Thus, if the game requires you to type "CAT" you will hit C-A-T and the game fires on each letter.
I need a game that would allow me to type the word and THEN hit "Enter" to fire the word. In other words, I want to fire words and phrases, not letters.
The problem is that machine shorthand types syllables, not letters. So, if you wanted to write "Catty" you would hit the keyboard twice Once for "KAT" and then for "TI". This confuses the typing games.
I hope that made sense.
It would be especially helpful if the game allowed you to customize your own words.
I'm looking for a typing game with a particular requirement.
I'm a student of court reporting, and I want to use a typing game to practice.
This is the problem:
Most typing games treat each keystroke as a separate event. Thus, if the game requires you to type "CAT" you will hit C-A-T and the game fires on each letter.
I need a game that would allow me to type the word and THEN hit "Enter" to fire the word. In other words, I want to fire words and phrases, not letters.
The problem is that machine shorthand types syllables, not letters. So, if you wanted to write "Catty" you would hit the keyboard twice Once for "KAT" and then for "TI". This confuses the typing games.
I hope that made sense.
It would be especially helpful if the game allowed you to customize your own words.
I just found a little game that you might like. You type individual words to fire at enemies. On the easy setting, the words are short, so that might be very much like typing syllables. Doesn't allow you to add your own words, but it's fun.
posted by parkerjackson at 7:42 PM on May 30, 2009 [1 favorite]
posted by parkerjackson at 7:42 PM on May 30, 2009 [1 favorite]
Best answer: Have you considered hiring a programmer to make the game for you. A game this simple shouldn't take long or cost much at all.
posted by jeffmilner at 9:26 AM on May 31, 2009
posted by jeffmilner at 9:26 AM on May 31, 2009
Response by poster: What do you think a reasonable price would be?
posted by TigerCrane at 12:38 AM on June 5, 2009
posted by TigerCrane at 12:38 AM on June 5, 2009
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posted by path at 6:17 PM on May 30, 2009