How bad is your handwriting become since the dawn of computer age?

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Mine is absolutely terrible, its very very rare that I write anything and has been for years, maybe notes on a notepad when dealing with customers but its quick jotting of information.

Birthday cards or forms, apart from that, I don't write, it's all done on a PC/Laptop and over the years my handwriting has become bad, if I force myself to try and write neat, it works for a couple of paragraphs, but it ends up messy.

Anyone else like this? shall I switch to writing in upper-case on paper like a lot of people do?
:p
 
Mine is absolutely terrible, its very very rare that I write anything and has been for years, maybe notes on a notepad when dealing with customers but its quick jotting of information.

Birthday cards or forms, apart from that, I don't write, it's all done on a PC/Laptop and over the years my handwriting has become bad, if I force myself to try and write neat, it works for a couple of paragraphs, but it ends up messy.

Anyone else like this? shall I switch to writing in upper-case on paper like a lot of people do?
:p

I always write in upper-case and my handwriting is still messy :p
 
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On the same line of thought....


I'm so lazy, I turned my handwriting into a font. So those "hand written" letters are a 2 minute thing!
 
My writing is as much the same as it was in school despite not doing any extensive bouts of writing with a pen/pencil. I wrote in all uppercase when I was at school though. Just felt more comfortable although it's less efficient than other ways (though probably more efficient than drawing actual circles to dot your i's).
 
Really bad.

I even had to look online to spell a wrong, too use to spell correction and predictive text these days.
 
Mine's always been bad but has improved due to having to write at work now. I have to agree that computers etc have caused a decline in writing standards.
 
It's probablly at 50% quality of what it was when I was younger. I learnt to touchtype at college (17 years ago) over time, without realising it's just got worse and worse. It's not "terrible" but I find myself having to re-write things sometimes because I'm not happy with it. Something I never had to do in my handwriting hayday. :)
 
Mine's rubbish, my problem is that I write fast. Don't really see a need to write slower and better unless its a form or something important, even then its bad.
 
Mine changes a huge amount depending on how I feel, what I'm writing, and what pen I'm using.
 
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