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Does anyone use a grammar/style checker as part of their normal
documentation development workflow?
I used to, some years ago, but I changed employers; went from PCs to
UNIX, and I haven't been able to find a good GSC in UNIX. Now we're
developing PC stuff, and we _need_ a GSC!
Can anyone share good/bad experiences using GSCs? Pros/cons?
Private replies work best, but copy it to the list; I'm sure others
will want to know.
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