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• He called the revised alphabet " Quikscript ".
• In 1966 he published the Quikscript manual which set out the alphabet's rationale, and briefly discussed different possible methods of alphabet reform.
• Quikscript, also known as the " Read alphabet ", has more ligatures than Shavian, which makes it easier to write by hand.
• In 1966, after extensive testing of Shavian with English speakers from around the world, Read introduced Quikscript, a revised form of his Shavian alphabet.
• Since the letter representing the same sound in Read's Quikscript appears identical to " Hung ", it is doubtful that Read reversed the letter twice by mistake he may have thought it best to leave things as they were, mistake or not, especially as a corrected / ng / might in hasty or careless writing be confused with his new letter for / n / in Quikscript.
• Since the letter representing the same sound in Read's Quikscript appears identical to " Hung ", it is doubtful that Read reversed the letter twice by mistake he may have thought it best to leave things as they were, mistake or not, especially as a corrected / ng / might in hasty or careless writing be confused with his new letter for / n / in Quikscript.
• Spelling reforms have been proposed for various languages over the years; these have ranged from modest attempts to eliminate particular irregularities ( such as SR1 or Initial Teaching Alphabet ) through more far-reaching reforms ( such as Cut Spelling ) to attempts to introduce a full phonemic orthography, like the Shavian alphabet or its revised version, Quikscript, the latest DevaGreek alphabet, the Latinization of Turkish or hangul in Korea.