Most core applications such as Microsoft Word are pre-programmed to work automatically with Grammarian . If your application is not included, you simply add it using the Grammarian control panel. Alternatively, you can de-select an application from working with Grammarian . Once installed, Grammarian simply becomes another drop-down menu on your application's toolbar. The main function of Grammarian is to compare your writing against a library of 140 rules to identify errors in your manuscript.
Checks usages such as compound words, vagueness, euphemisms, and abbre-viations.
Checks usage such as incorrect possession, missing commas and periods, over-punctuation, and capitalization. When you select a particular style, Grammarian simply toggles 'on' or 'off' some of the 140 rules. For example, the legal style will permit you to write very long sentences without Grammarian complaining about sentence length and wordiness. The technical style imposes very formal style rules and almost every rule in the master list is checked. Grammarian will allow 'Learn Exception' and 'Disregard Rules' based on a particular style.