But If you haven't learned Braille yet, try one of these techniques. Use a heavy black marker to write down notes, addresses, and phone numbers. You can also purchase heavy-lined writing paper. Speak phone numbers, recipes, and notes into a tape recorder. Then play the information back as you need it.
Touch typing on a typewriter or computer keyboard is the best way to write letters.
If you haven't learned touch typing yet, try it. Remember the best typists don't look at the keyboard. You can also try using a writing guide. Several kinds of writing guides are available at a nominal cost from the Department's Aids and Devices Store. You can also try making one of your own.