Revision Marking and Grammar

[Linda Adams]

I'm working on a novel with a co-writer, and we use revision marking
extensively to make changes. I often right click on a particular sentence or
paragraph and select Accept Changes from the shortcut menu.

This is where the grammar part comes in. Because it is a novel, sometimes
the grammar isn't always technically correct. If the sentence is being
flagged for grammar at all, it won't even display the Accept Changes on the
shortcut menu until I acknowledge the grammar problem by either fixing it or
clicking ignore. I don't mind it flagging a sentence because it does make me
look at the sentence, but I would find it helpful to have the program not
force me to pay attention to an "Ignore Sentence" simply to be able to accept
a revision.
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Linda Adams


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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Not unreasonable, though I have found the grammar checker so useless that I
don't bother with it. Note that you can to some extent customize what types
of "errors" it will flag.

I'm working on a novel with a co-writer, and we use revision marking
extensively to make changes. I often right click on a particular sentence or
paragraph and select Accept Changes from the shortcut menu.

This is where the grammar part comes in. Because it is a novel, sometimes
the grammar isn't always technically correct. If the sentence is being
flagged for grammar at all, it won't even display the Accept Changes on the
shortcut menu until I acknowledge the grammar problem by either fixing it or
clicking ignore. I don't mind it flagging a sentence because it does make me
look at the sentence, but I would find it helpful to have the program not
force me to pay attention to an "Ignore Sentence" simply to be able to accept
a revision.
--
Linda Adams


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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...dd967f&dg=microsoft.public.word.docmanagement