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bibliofile posted links to two obituaries; this one is from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, it's the more in-depth and more intelligent of the two.bibliofile posted links to two obituaries; this one is from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, it's the more in-depth and more intelligent of the two.bibliofile posted links to two obituaries; this one is from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, it's the more in-depth and more intelligent of the two.Software I don't feel any need to write: The Yes-Man Spelling Checker.
It scans a document the way a traditional spelling checker does, except that any word-like string of letters it doesn't recognize is automatically added to its dictionary. Then when it's done it congratulates the user for not misspelling any words.—Thomas G. Digby
It scans a document the way a traditional spelling checker does, except that any word-like string of letters it doesn't recognize is automatically added to its dictionary. Then when it's done it congratulates the user for not misspelling any words.—Thomas G. Digby
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Software I don't feel any need to write: The Yes-Man Spelling Checker.
It scans a document the way a traditional spelling checker does, except that any word-like string of letters it doesn't recognize is automatically added to its dictionary. Then when it's done it congratulates the user for not misspelling any words.—Thomas G. Digby
It scans a document the way a traditional spelling checker does, except that any word-like string of letters it doesn't recognize is automatically added to its dictionary. Then when it's done it congratulates the user for not misspelling any words.—Thomas G. Digby
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