trydawnato
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- Feb 3, 2012
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Hello everyone, I was just wondering if there is a program that checks the spelling and grammar of your spunned article? thanks if you will find time to answer this thread.
Any Spell Checker and Grammar Checker Program?
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thesameprice
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- Sep 15, 2011
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i am use whitesmoke , it's not bad
jr_sci
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You can check the readable level here: http://www.read-able.com/.
For gramemr you can just paste it in MS word.
For gramemr you can just paste it in MS word.
blackhat_rider
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Go for Ginger.It works great.For google chrome and MS office
ContentWriter
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There are 3 proofreading tools we use (grammar and spelling). I mentioned these 3 in other threads but I'll write them again.
1. bare eyes - the most powerful proofreading tool the world will ever know
2. MS Word's in-built spelling and grammar checker
3. Ginger It
Why "bare eyes" is number one? Trust me. I operate a content writing business since 2005. You can take it from me that "ALL" (yes, all) programs that check grammar and spelling sometimes give you an out-of-this-world type of recommendation. That's true! Bottom line, some sophisticated grammar and spelling checkers prevent the writer to be creative in his or her own style. It makes the flow so dry and too formal. Nobody wants to read dry and very formal content unless you're a lawyer or a politician who writes an impeachment case against someone before the court.
1. bare eyes - the most powerful proofreading tool the world will ever know
2. MS Word's in-built spelling and grammar checker
3. Ginger It
Why "bare eyes" is number one? Trust me. I operate a content writing business since 2005. You can take it from me that "ALL" (yes, all) programs that check grammar and spelling sometimes give you an out-of-this-world type of recommendation. That's true! Bottom line, some sophisticated grammar and spelling checkers prevent the writer to be creative in his or her own style. It makes the flow so dry and too formal. Nobody wants to read dry and very formal content unless you're a lawyer or a politician who writes an impeachment case against someone before the court.
goodseoman
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Untouchable
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Check out http://www.grammarly.com/
or use msword.
or use msword.
W9go
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I use ginger.
www.gingersoftware.com
www.gingersoftware.com