The Typwrittr Experiment
Good morning, my dear readers.
I'm writing this week's post through a "typing environment" known as Typwrittr as an experiment. I want to test a new type of working environment than what I'm used to, hoping to find a virtual workspace to maximize concentration and efficiency. So far, it seems to be working well. Typwrittr, for those of you who haven't tried it yet, is a word processor of sorts. It has more atmosphere than the average Word document page in the fact that you can choose a background to provide inspiration or simply act as a less intrusive way to personalize your virtual work environment (it even goes so far as to offer "paper" design options - something I would have never considered). Additionally, Typwrittr has a cloud storage system that allows you to not only save your preferences but also a number of documents - called "books" - as you work.
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