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A '''spell checker''' is an item of [[software]] used to highlight incorrect spellings in multiple [[language]] and country-specific options. Most word processing programs these days include spell checkers, grammar checkers and [[thesaurus]]es as an integral part of the word-processing package; the default settings of these programs generally tends to reflect their [[country|country of manufacture]]. Nevertheless, most of them can be configured to suite the user's preferences.
  
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An item of software used to highlight incorrect spellings in multiple language and country-specific options. The use of American spelling is increasingly becoming the global standard, which some have seen as an indication of the coming [End_Times].{fact}[[User:HabamusPapem|HabamusPapem]] 09:41, 21 March 2007 (EDT)
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Spell checkers should not be used to the exclusion of human editing, as the incorrect use of homonyms ("there" as opposed to "their", for instance), or misspellings that result in other existing words may not be detected by spell checkers.
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[[Category:Software]]

Latest revision as of 18:09, April 17, 2010

A spell checker is an item of software used to highlight incorrect spellings in multiple language and country-specific options. Most word processing programs these days include spell checkers, grammar checkers and thesauruses as an integral part of the word-processing package; the default settings of these programs generally tends to reflect their country of manufacture. Nevertheless, most of them can be configured to suite the user's preferences.

Spell checkers should not be used to the exclusion of human editing, as the incorrect use of homonyms ("there" as opposed to "their", for instance), or misspellings that result in other existing words may not be detected by spell checkers.