Miss Elaine Eos wrote:
> In article <1169458866.653010.84410@v45g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>,
> "san" <deepksan26@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Very good software for English writing
>
> "Very good software for writing in English."
>
>> I have recently bought software for English writing. It is really a
>> good software.
>
> "...writing in English. It is really [sic] good software."
>
>> It not only checks & corrects English grammar but it also has one
>> excellent text enrichment feature, which suggests adjective & adverbs
>
> "...but it also has many excellent text enrichment features, including
> one which suggests..."
>
>> for your text to make it more professional. It has really helped me in
>
> "...to make it sound more professional."
>
>> my office work and also for writing articles.
>>
>> The drawback with this software is that, you have to be online while
>
> [stray comma]
>
>> editing the text with this software, because it uses some online
>> natural language processing technology or artificial intelligence
>> database, which is updated on a daily basis. The only benefit of this
>> online feature is that your text will be edited with updated database.
>
> "...your text will be edited according to an ever-changing (one assumes
> 'improving') database."
>
>
> I don't know -- sounds like spyware to me...
>
If the OP was an example it looks like crapware to me.
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