Brer mark lewis wrote to Brer Holger Granholm about ARRL W1AW Code   
   Practi:   
      
    ml>  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.   
      
    ml> you just nailed the exact reason why spell checkers are only one part   
    ml> of the equation... grammar checkers are also highly desired... some   
    ml> grammar checkers use a spell checker as they run but generally, it   
    ml> should be a two pass scenario... one for the spelling and one for the   
    ml> grammar... the grammar pass may turn up additional mis-spellings   
    ml> which can be corrected then ;)   
      
   Actually, MS-Word has both of those features, but I seldom use it. I   
   normally don't run a spell checker, but do access an online dictionary   
   when I'm in doubt. Sometimes my version of spelling a word can't be found   
   because it isn't there. But it will suggest words spelled similarly that   
   one can look up and perhaps use to find the word you were looking for. Or   
   it will make a suggestion that offers a different spelling.   
      
      
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