If learning stenography sounds exciting to you, that's amazing! The Open Steno community welcomes you whether your want to learn steno out of curiosity or because you want to make a career out of it.Steganography is the art of hiding information in plain sight, and in this tutorial, I'll show you how to use Steghide - a very simple command line tool to do just that. Please see Plover's GitHub if you would like to contribute. It accepts bug reports, feature requests, art, and usability ideas. A plugins manager to allow the community to add features.Minimal, clean, out-of-your-face interface so you can focus on writing.Includes training tools to help you learn stenography.Has extensive support for sending keyboard shortcuts.
Works in most applications to input text. Works with regular keyboards and with real steno machines. Plover is packed with many features to make it a great keyboard replacement. If you want to know more about the community, it's best to join our official Discord server. It is used by both professional stenographers, transcriptionists, programmers, and hobbyists (for general computer use and composition). Plover is used today by over a thousand people, of varying skills. This means that you can use Plover to chat on Facebook, write in Microsoft Word, browse the web, control your media, use a terminal, fire off keyboard shortcuts, open and close programs, navigate with arrow keys, write code, or anything else you could do with a regular keyboard, but at potentially much greater speeds! The programs you use can't tell that you're using steno. It acts as a translator to read steno input from your keyboard or steno machine and then emulates keystrokes. Plover is a small, slick Python application that you run in the background. It is sandboxed, proprietary, and often bloated. While this software is very useful for stenographers making depositions, it is not well-fitted to other purposes. Why Ploverīefore there was Plover, there was deposition software, often called computer-aided transcription (CAT) software. Newcomers are encouraged to read through the Beginner's Guide to get started with Plover and start their learning journey. While Plover is at the core of the Open Steno Project's effort, it is just as important to ensure that we have affordable hardware and open learning resources. The Open Steno Project, formed to support Plover and related projects, acts as a driver for truly free steno resources. Plover brings this powerful technology to anyone who is willing to learn it. 
All over the world, professional stenographers write at realtime speeds (over 200 words per minute) in order to take depositions and caption live television. The art of stenography has existed for over a century, and has been computerized since the late twentieth century.
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