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Open Office Grammar Check

July 4, 2007

Now that there is a grammar check plugin for Open Office, I can see no reason to use Word any more.  Open Office is a much better, and open source, program overall.  I have been using it for about three years now almost exclusively.  The lack of a proper grammar check did hurt it, but the addition of that reduces the compelling reasons to keep Word around to zero.

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