If the titles are not finding errors, there should be a bug reporting system for the app or author.
Let's try to find one. I'll use this as an example so you can check if the others have a bug report system.
1. http://www.grammatica.eu/en/Home/Contacts looks to be where you begin with a contact to them.
2. Whitesmoke may be MALWARE or Spyware? More at http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/whitesmoke.com
3. Correct Grammer appears to be from a defunct company. There may never be an update or fix.
This leaves with item 1 to work the contact and to decide if Whitesmoke is worthy of having any presence on your machine.
Bob
Hi,
Does anyone know of a word processor or other app that will catch a possibly misplaced comma in a list of terms? Example: "and," without the quotes, of course. I might want to correct it to "and", so I need a way to identify these occurences. I use Open Office 3.0.1. It will let me add the rule, but doesn't catch it when checking a doc. I also checked an old version of MS Word. In addition, I use grammar checking software, Grammatica, WhiteSmoke and CorrectGrammar, and none of these catch it. At this point, fixing this has become a minor obsession
, so I hope someone can help. My OS is windows XP Pro SP 3 on an HP NC6000 laptop.
Best regards,
Jaina

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