The truth is that this is a question that at some point, I think all we have done handwriting. I remember when I started studying graphology, I remember it was around the year 1997, and was prowling around this question. By then it was fashionable, good and above, the computer. I had to study computer science, was the profession of the future. Whoever decided to study the future would virtually assured. For the record I have nothing against it. Indeed, I even like and everything, it gives the opportunity to create and I find most interesting.
But the question I posed was, but who has an assured future? Does the handwriting is less than the future that a carpenter or electrician or any other professional?. But of course one can not be what is not, although it has a stunning future. Perhaps other professionals have given them something that, I'm sure not. Also, if something I'm sure, as we talk about security, we can not be sure of anything, not just a profession. What today maybe tomorrow you do not have and vice versa, because the future does not exist, but what we create from our present, which is all that counts.
course, even then you were with people you already said, but here a few years no one will write, all computers will occupy . It has been more than 10 years since then, truth is that people do not write as before (I mean of course to write on paper, in your own handwriting). Now written in computers, mobile sms, for example. Perhaps, as one professor told me, our future will be analyzing these messages. In fact, there is a discipline, Language Proficiency, which deals analyze the messages that may appear in other formats, not just on paper.
But the paper gone?, No. Gone are the pens and pencils?, Either. Gone are the fakes?, Much less. It continues to teach writing in schools?, Of course (although not in accordance with the methods employed). In addition, writing is an art, and when you learn that there is another way of doing things and helps you meet up and find out a lot about you, writing becomes rewarding, I speak from experience. From here I encourage you to write, do not stop, there is always a moment and a place to do it.
Another question often asked is that of digital signatures. I mean, that the firm as we know it disappears. And then it comes, for example, a dealer, with something you have asked and makes you sign a kind of tablet. A convenient method the sea. The pen glides effortlessly on the screen. You can sign kneeling, standing, squatting and even a Cubata in hand. Total operating the device registers and that's it. Then it turns out that we face with an expert for a signature and it is not fair, it is clear that there is no pressure, or rather not see it.
and electronic ID?, it is fine, really. But our work is that the company ceases to be original to be scanned.
The truth is that since I started to dedicate myself professionally to this, I noticed a change in attitude, especially in the field of expertise. At first the judges or court clerks, were reluctant to leave us "snooping" much less to the documents and we take him to the office for analysis (I mean the originals). Now, at least in my area, you make things easier, I leave the documentation you need, let you guide the body of writing, etc. Although not always the case, if I think it's better than before. Perhaps it is because Calligraphic expertise, and also because graphology (though perhaps less), is occupying the place it deserves?. I think you all know the value auxiliary brings them Handwriting Expert Report. Finally, step small step.
Well, I hope you will not have been very heavy this dissertation. If you really like something, in this case, the handwriting, pull forward. Look inside yourself and ask. Meanwhile, continue on the site, but beware that the handwriting hooked.
Luck.
