Will it correct my spelling on Face Book?
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First, it didn't work, I was told by the company to just trash it and they returned my money. I do not recommend it and it was next to impossible to open the package. The way you use, when you have an underlined word you put the word into the corrector and it will search for the correct word. Check out Target or some of the Depot stories then you can try it before you buy it.
491253
The franklin speller only corrects the word the you type into the speller. It will give you also a quick meaning, as well.
491254
yes. Whatever misspelled word you type the into it will be corrected and, unless you are so far off on spelling that it can`t comprehend the word, then you can enter the corrected word in Facebook. It`s pretty good at guessing your spelling, but you might have to try more than once.
1625135
It probably will Gabe. I see no reason why it wouldn't. You just need to have transcribing software on you computer.
869612
Sorry for the type os it's the auto spell correct and it doesn't Do the right job a lot of the times
2081105
It's the same as having reading glasses. If a set of reading glasses with the same correction work for you, then these will work.
2137785
I think you would have to contact Matrezzz directly and ask them that question. They do have a Face book page also
443814
yes, it does! I had an older version & when I installed the new one my old face was included. Saved a lot of time for me!!
1234170
Hey, I realize this is kind of a late response, but I think the issue you're having is that Office doesn't actually come with the spell/grammar checking support for a lot of the languages it "supports." With the version of office 2003 I use, only english gets grammar, and only english, spanish, french, and i imagine a couple others get spell checking. Otherwise, it's really just there for the sake of being there. I think you can buy an add-on to check it for you, but I don't know how well it works. Also, at least for email or web posts, mozilla has a free catalan dictionary that will check spelling inside their firfox browser or thunderbird email client (all are free). Good luck w/ the catal :) - Gordon
1697637
It should work just fine since you are using English letters to write your Spanish words. I an not sure how accurate the OCR will be, it depends on the clearity of your handwriting.
1865638
It will find some words but I don't recommend you buy this dictionary. It has many mistakes in it. Buy the app Pleco for your phone.It works much much better.
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I have not bought this yet, but from doing extensive research online this is what I've found (see below link). It seems you need to build up spelling skills by playing the games first, then it's possible for you to customize the list by following the below steps. http://www.leapfrog.com/etc/medialib/leapfrog/support0/support.Par.95664.File.dat/Didj_Creating_Custom_Spelling_List.pdf
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I am not sure but I can tell you the keyboard stinks - if you don't hit the keys just right, they do not register and I have constant typo's.Just something to consider.
267765
yes. i like to position it close to my face because i have low vision. it also prevents one from bending their head down wile seated in a chair to read. good luck.
550185
I've just wrote a paragraph explaining something completely wrong lmao just sayin :p but yes it SHOULD work but save ur money for something better!!
2090269
it will do both read and save ! as long as your have the biometrics software that goes with it they do charge extra for it .
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There is a feature that allows you to type in a word the way it sounds and the Dictionary will correct it. For example: You can type in "oshun" & it will be corrected to : "ocean".It is explained in the instructions. I cant do it by e-mail. I hope this helps.
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Yes Mine is that. Not much to it. Just a line. Remove orface and you are set.
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I've only used it for a few months and have just gotten by the learning curve, but Scrivener makes just a few auto corrections on it's own. However, that is a refreshing break from Word's incessant formatting and self-correcting when you don't want something rewritten, i.e. dialogue in a strange dialect or outlines. Scrivener will alert you to mispells, grammar screw-ups, et al with highlighted words and phrases, but you have to fix most of them yourself. i'm not sure about run on sentences yet. I am starting to like it better than Word, solely as a word processor. Learning curve is short, when in doubt, Google it.