Just to make it clear to those who haven’t dusted off their reading comprehension skills in a while, I use algebraic notation. Exclusively. I’m looking for a way to help out some fellow club members who haven’t caught up with the times and probably aren’t going to any time soon. Preaching the superiority of algebraic notation in this context is obnoxious. To you and me, it’s a settled debate. To them, algebraic is another language that they’re not interested in learning. You’ve gotta meet people where they are.
Anyway, I’m happy to report that ChessBase Light fills the bill.
The most famous was probably Col. George Sicherman of New York State. He used Smythescript in a few games in his state magazine, without explaining the notation, and teased readers by saying “to gain familiarity with Smythescript, the student should practice using it at every opportunity”.