For those who are still struggling to type with two fingers, here is a 'quick fix'. Touch-typing takes a little time and practice, says Ann Dobson, but when you have mastered the skill, writers can save hours. In this book, once she has shown you where to put your fingers, she gives lots of exercises, beginning with short ones using one set of letters to longer ones using the whole alphabet and more varied paragraphs that include numbers. The last section gives tips on the use of symbols, correction signs, headings etc. and examples of business letters, memos and reports.

A useful book.