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A very Apple-like information window will appear which will contain everything you need to make corrections to your text: There's a parser window which shows you where the parser is in your text, an error flagging window which indicates the current error, a window containing suggested corrections, and a window containing an explanation of the error and how it might be fixed.
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When you activate the spelling and grammar checking feature, Grammarian Pro X really starts to shine. I don't know why you would want to change how you do something so basic from app to app, but Grammarian Pro X lets you. Most of the functions Grammarian Pro X offers are accessible through keyboard shortcuts, and those shortcuts can be different for each application you might use. Now, features such as spelling and grammar checking, or a dictionary lookup is right at my fingertips there when I need it, not there when I don't. I setup the features I use most on function keys F1 through F5. I don't want to pay any attention to the pencil colors while I'm creating my literary masterpieces, however, and I don't have to. Grammarian Pro X does exactly that: When it's installed, Grammarian Pro X puts a little pencil icon in your menu bar the color of the pencil indicates the status of the application -whether it is available or not- and it is your ever-present access to all the feature Grammarian Pro X offers. My conundrum was that I needed an application that would stay out of my way while writing, but do a good job of parsing through my text for errors when I needed it to.
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I don't pay attention to the technicalities of writing while I write, and when I review what I've written I seldom find all the errors, which, in turn, makes for less professional articles that can be less than enjoyable to read. However, a feature that many of you have suggested that I could really use is a spelling and grammar checker.
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Full featured word processors tend to be too heavy on the features, most of which I never use, and they get in the way of the features that I do use while writing. If you've read my review of Grammatica you'll know that I don't use full featured word processors when I write my articles it's kind of like using a bulldozer to mow your lawn - lots of overkill for such a small task. Why would I heap praise, just short of gushing, on this application? Read on my friends, and I shall elucidate. Well, this just in, Sports Fans, the reviews are accurate Grammarian Pro X is a state of the art, full featured spelling and grammar checker that no writer should be without. When I downloaded Grammarian Pro X from Linguisoft, I was already jaded and was not expecting much, though the reviews I had read online gave the application high praise. I had high hopes for Grammatica, it has a lot going for it, but, alas, I found that, while it is a very capable application for those whose job it is to translate text, it was not focused enough for those of us who write exclusively in English.
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Q: I heard there's a way to let you switch the mouse buttons in Windows 98.Well, it looks as if this is only going to be a 2 part series I was only able to find two grammar checkers for OS X Grammatica, which I reviewed last time, and Grammarian Pro X, which is the focus of this review.īut, you know, I don't think I care that there are only two applications in this series, because at least one of them does exactly what I want it to do. Gibson Research makes an even better test - it's called "Trouble in Paradise." You can find it at Gibson's Web site ( / clickdeath.htm).
(Find instructions for running it in the manual). You can also run a free program that comes with the Zip drive diagnostic disk. If you hear that, stop inserting cartridges and contact the manufacturer (Iomega Corp.) immediately at 1-88.
Though it's normal to hear some clicking on a Zip drive - you hear it when you're opening a file or saving one to a disk - loud, persistent clicking is the dead giveaway for a serious problem. The good news is that chances are very slim your drive has this problem. If you have the dreaded bug, your drive will end up destroying any data on any cartridge you put in it. The "click of death" is a problem some defective Zip drives have. Q: What's the "click of death?" It sounds just awful. Make sure you don't stiff these nice people.
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Shareware works on the honor system - you can download these programs for free and only pay for them if you like them. If you do go for shareware, be a good soldier and remember to actually pay for this stuff.
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