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Grammatica

Grammatica - 6.0

grammar & spell checker: English, French, German, Spanish

All Time: (2.4)
Version 6.0: (1.5)
Selected Version: 6.0
Release Date: 2004-12-14
License: Commercial
Downloads (version 6.0): 372
Downloads (all versions): 12,853
Price: $29.95

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Product Description:

Grammatica is a powerful bilingual grammar and spell checker for English, French, Spanish, and German. The product provides sophisticated grammar suggestions and exhaustive spelling corrections, including a dictionary with hundreds of thousands of entries in each language. Grammatica allows the user to check words in the text window of any editable program, and includes such valuable features as conjugation of verbs, analysis of syntax, and interaction with Ultralingua dictionaries. The program allows users to add words to the user lexicon and takes these words into account during a grammar check.

What's new in this version:

With the advent of version 6.0, Grammatica users will now have the benefit of powerful improvements including a new easy to use interface, faster performance, the ability to check multiple languages from one program, the ability to check grammar and spelling in other editable applications, and much more. And for the first time, Grammatica is now available for German on the Mac OS X platform.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Mac OS X 10.1

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.1 or higher

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Feedback Summary:

Version 6.0:
Overall Rating: (1.5) Features: (1.0) Support: (2.0)
Ease of Use: (4.0) Quality / Stability: (2.5) Price: (1.0)
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Grammatica CommentaryGood Try, But Still Stupid - Version: 7.0, 1/11/2009 07:12PM PST

epresley
It flagged 'jacket', a noun in that sentence, as a verb and wanted me to make it agree with the noun.

It is dog slow.

It makes changes that you can't see until you go back and look at your original text. Has a really hard time with a selection if you make changes on the fly as the checker checks.

You can't 'go back' or 'undo'.

You can't edit right into the text field without the beach ball of death spinning into a crash.

Doesn't play well with latest mac:Word.

It flagged enough stuff that I wanted it to that I was very disappointed with its bugs, its slowness and the fact that it flagged words like 'The' at the beginning of a sentence and wanted me to make it agree with other parts of the sentence.
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Grammatica Reviewbad in spanish - Version: 7.0, 6/11/2007 03:30AM PST

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It performs very bad in Spanish rendering it useless.

For instance in this sentence:

"Como recuerdas hay dos administradores, uno que es Pepe y otro que es Luis"
(As you remember there are two administrators, one of them is called John and the other one is called Peter)

It says there is a plural conflict between "dos" and "uno" (two and one) what is false.


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Grammatica ReviewGet a grip, folks! - Version: 6.01, 12/31/2004 02:25AM PST

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chantal717
<p>Aside from the fact that some of the comments don't even pertain to the new version, I think some of you need to be a little more realistic about what you can expect from electronic grammar checkers. I've been using three modules -- English and French since version 5, and now the German one. While the English checker doesn't find everything, I find it at least as good as MS Word's checker, and it can be used in all other apps. (By the way, out of curiosity I ran fsvwbug's sentence through Word's checker, which also didn't find any errors...). In French, Grammatica is far superior to Word. My knowledge of German isn't as good, but the app seems to find plenty of the errors I make. For Schmiegel, who complained that it doesn't locate duplicate words, maybe he should try checking the preference for that ;-)</p>
<p>So, no, it's not perfect, but it's the best checker I've come across.</p>
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