On Wed, 19 Feb 2014, Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance:   
      
    HG> There are many words that differ by just one letter in the word   
    HG> that have a different meaning but are accepted by the spell checker   
    HG> because they are correctly spelled but gramatically faulty in the   
    HG> context.    
      
   you just nailed the exact reason why spell checkers are only one part of the   
   equation... grammar checkers are also highly desired... some grammar checkers   
   use a spell checker as they run but generally, it should be a two pass   
   scenario... one for the spelling and one for the grammar... the grammar pass   
   may turn up additional mis-spellings which can be corrected then ;)   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
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