Typing and formatting are separate jobs. Typing gets your words into a file. Formatting decides whether the file looks cared for: one heading style throughout, even spacing, page numbers where readers expect them and lists that are real lists. A page lined up with rows of spaces falls apart the moment someone changes a single line.
Before typing from handwriting, we ask one question: should we type exactly what is written, or tidy it as we go? Exact typing keeps your spelling and wording, which suits records and drafts. Tidying fixes obvious slips, but it is not a full check, so for a finished document see our proofreading and editing service.
Who our document typing is for
- Business owners with handwritten notes
- Church secretaries and ministry administrators
- Teachers and school administrators
- NGOs and community groups writing proposals
- Contractors preparing reports and letters
- Authors and speakers with handwritten drafts
- Busy professionals who prefer writing by hand
- Offices with old printed documents to update