[stylist] homonyms

[James H. "Jim" Canaday M.A. N6YR]

Judith,
I use word web too, very easy link:
www.wordweb.com
download for free if you agree to their license agreement...which is 
the strangest thing I've ever seen!  its all greenie but AlGore 
couldn't qualify.
great software and wonderful for speech!  you install it, then in 
whatever application you're working, control-alt-w brings up word web 
on the word you are pointing to, it'll check that one.  bring up 
wordweb while cursor is on blank and you can enter what you wish to 
check.  misspelling, you get nearest spellings.  it is a very cool program.
jc

Jim Canaday M.A.
Lawrence, KS

At 03:52 PM 1/14/2010, you wrote:
>  A major problem that we blind writers often confront is 
> homonyms.  Words like, "Course" and "Coarse" or "to", "too", and 
> "two" all pose problems at one time or another. I have a downloaded 
> program on my computer that I use when my brain gets fuzzy and I 
> mix up my  homonyms.  The program is "Word Web".  It is a free 
> download but I don't have the link.  Google up, "Word web free 
> download".  The other free and very useful tool is 
> www.dictionary.com.  Happy writing, Judith
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