Friday, June 18, 2004
Stand Up and Be Recognized! Calligrapher v7.3 by PhatWare Reviewed
Posted by Doug Raeburn in "SOFTWARE" @ 09:00 AM
More Complex Error Correction
Figure 7: OK, no more writing after six shots of tequila…
Another sentence, another mistake. As the word "wound" is supposed to be "world", the mistake is probably too far from the correct word for the list of suggestions to find it.
Figure 8: It’s time for more drastic measures…
Sure enough, my desired word didn’t appear as a suggestion, so I decided to use the Corrector window instead.
Figure 9: The Corrector window.
You can do all kinds of things in this window - select text, cut and paste, or even rewrite the whole word if you desire.
Figure 10: Time to heal that wound…
I decided to simply correct the word. One way of doing that is to write the correct letter right on top of the incorrect one.
Figure 11: Further fixes.
As you can see in Figure 11, the "u" was replaced with the "r" that I wrote over it. You’ll also note that the word is now highlighted and underlined. That’s because "wornd" doesn’t appear in Calligrapher’s dictionary, and that’s how Calligrapher notifies you. I just continue, correcting the second incorrect letter by overwriting it.
Figure 12: That makes a world of difference!
I’ve now corrected the word, and the highlight that appeared in Figure 11 has disappeared, since the corrected word appears in the dictionary. Tap OK and the corrected word replaces the mistake in your text.
