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In article <rgY$1BA+XRr4Ew3r@upthorpe.demon.co.uk>, Oz
<Oz@upthorpe.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <gesn9DAGYQr4EwEc@bhfarm.demon.co.uk>, Alan J Webb
><alan@bhfarm.demon.co.uk> writes


>>My wife is dyslexic but she
>>can write letters etc very quickly, accurately and in a much more
>>'chatty' way than I could ever do. However she reads *very* slowly and
>>has to re-read frequently to take it in. 
>
>Common. My daughter had precisely this problem (as well as the spelling
>one). However it can be overcome by many with a lot of hard work. 

My wife's spelling is OK but occasionally she seems to have a mental
block over a quite simple word. 

[....]
>>I OTOH read very quickly but
>>take absolute ages to write a 'friendly' letter, possibly due to my love
>>of factual publications and total disregard for fictional literature.
>
>Huh. I bet you read catalogues and instruction manuals for fun too. 
>Join the club. Sad, really.

Yup.

 I have the full course notes for a Dart turbo-prop engine from the
Rolls Royce aero-engine school. Absolutely excellent reading. Lots of
flow diagrams, schematics and cutaway's too.

-- 
Best regards,

Alan J Webb.  Sad Bastard.