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Worst Letters 1

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows XP, Microsoft .NET Framework
Downloads	14	Limitations	None
Publisher	Worst Letters	File Size	68k
Date added	21 Nov 2005		Check your speed

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Worst Letters is a typing tutor that: only lets you practice the letters you're worst at; requires touch-typing; displays only one letter at a time; is designed to be used with the intent to build accuracy, not speed; exits for 5 minutes if you make a mistake, thus being impossible to misuse. This program gives you training in flawless typing by having you practice typing flawlessly.

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