Grammar Correction Software Like Whitesmoke?

As WhiteSmoke's paid spammer, you are quite happy to post text links to it. use you own version of WhiteSmoke.
Oops - you can't, it's vaporware. It's nothing but SMOKE;

NOTHING BUT SMOKE

Hence the name.

Take the time to read thread from this link.

Any thing but Whitesmoke...

I need a good English proofreading and correction software which will integrate itself within Microsoft Office (no copy and paste)

I just uninstalled WhiteSmoke which was uselless and generated spam each time I used it.

- Even if you buy the software it is an online applications ... I travel and work often without an Internet connecti

I use Grammatica for German. It also has French and some other languages. I'm not sure if it will answer your needs, but it's a genuine product, unpretentious, and gives you a free trial. It is fully downloadable and works offline. http://www.ultralingua.com/en/grammar.htm It only costs $29 for the

You can try Serenity Editor, a grammar checker about USD50. Its interface is pretty basic but manages to do well than most grammar checkers. I think it is vital to remember that grammar checkers are not as intelligent as humans so they should not be condemned as useless. They are useful but up to a point. They can at least highlight certain words/sentences that forces us to think if we have writte

I tried whitesmoke because I wanted to review it for the course section of my website and I have to say I was dissappointed.

It made very strange suggestions that didn't fit at ALL with what I was writing. Stick with Mircrosoft word and the grammar/spell checker. That is just as good and cheeper.

As for finding somethinf to proofread your work for a low cost it is hard to fi

How about Microsoft Encarta?

I just want my grammar improve. How can you help me?

Thank you in advance.

Henry
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Seriously? You're in the "buisness" of helping people learn English? No offense, but while you recommend the "Mircrosoft word" (or as I call it Microsoft Word), which is certainly "cheeper" than buying a separate software tool, you may want to consider actually using it yourself, especially if you want to promote yourself as "somethinf" that does a better job than a program.

you may want to try frazeit.com

it's a quite efficient (and free) way to look for the right turn of phrase.
it has also a word/phrase suggestion.

hope it helps.