← Back to context Comment by HPsquared 5 years ago What does it even offer that MS Word doesn't? Word has all sorts of grammar and style checking. 4 comments HPsquared Reply CGamesPlay 5 years ago The obvious one: integration with every text box on your system. dylan604 5 years ago Which is exactly the very very scary prospect of the thing. Giving Word this ability while using Word makes sense. Giving some other software access to 100% of everything that occurs on the system is very unnerving. <shudder> gnicholas 5 years ago For all the years that I used Word, its grammar checker used incorrect rules for when to use "which" and "that".This issue may be fixed now, but I would never trust a grammar checker with such a lousy track record for basic issues like which/that.
CGamesPlay 5 years ago The obvious one: integration with every text box on your system. dylan604 5 years ago Which is exactly the very very scary prospect of the thing. Giving Word this ability while using Word makes sense. Giving some other software access to 100% of everything that occurs on the system is very unnerving. <shudder>
dylan604 5 years ago Which is exactly the very very scary prospect of the thing. Giving Word this ability while using Word makes sense. Giving some other software access to 100% of everything that occurs on the system is very unnerving. <shudder>
gnicholas 5 years ago For all the years that I used Word, its grammar checker used incorrect rules for when to use "which" and "that".This issue may be fixed now, but I would never trust a grammar checker with such a lousy track record for basic issues like which/that.
The obvious one: integration with every text box on your system.
Which is exactly the very very scary prospect of the thing. Giving Word this ability while using Word makes sense. Giving some other software access to 100% of everything that occurs on the system is very unnerving. <shudder>
For all the years that I used Word, its grammar checker used incorrect rules for when to use "which" and "that".
This issue may be fixed now, but I would never trust a grammar checker with such a lousy track record for basic issues like which/that.