Specific features of in-app purchase

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Nigel Chapman

18 Sep, 2017 01:47 PM

Hi,

I've looked everywhere I can think of, but haven't been able to find out exactly what spelling and grammar checking the in-app purchase for Marked2 provides. What grammatical errors does it check, and which dictionaries does it use? Can I choose British English instead of US, and add my own words etc.? Is the spelling check just a simple dictionary look-up or does it do something more sophisticated using context, like Grammarly claims to? (Not that I demand such features, I just want to know what's there.)

Thanks

  1. Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 18 Sep, 2017 03:47 PM

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    It uses the system dictionary for spelling and grammar. It will use
    whatever dictionary is installed, and can detect language on a
    per-paragraph basis, defaulting to the system language.

    The reason it's an in-app purchase is by default a web view can't be
    spell-checked. It took a massive amount of effort to bring the default
    macOS capabilities to the Marked preview, so I've attempted to recoup
    some of the time. There's a possibility I make it a built-in feature in
    the future, mostly due to complications with the Paddle version of
    in-app purchases (which, by the way, are currently not working, so if
    you're interested in purchasing, wait until after the next update).

    -Brett

  2. 2 Posted by Nigel Chapman on 18 Sep, 2017 04:36 PM

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    Thanks for the information. No need to justify charging for any in-app purchase: Marked2 is an excellent program and deserves support.

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