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Old 02-03-2014, 03:11 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by mrmikel View Post
What continually amazes me is how often I think I have finally corrected a book and then when it gets into my reader I read it and find mistakes that are obvious in reading and not obvious in correcting.
BTW, I recently stumbled upon the free LanguageTool style and grammar checker. Like most commercial grammar checkers, it's far from being perfect, but might be useful as a final sanity check. (You can see it at work here.)
Since it supports checking text from the clipboard, you could switch to Book View mode in Sigil, copy the text to the clipboard and have it checked by pressing CTRL+Y in LanguageTool.

The neat thing about this checker is that rules are defined as regular expressions; i.e., new rules can be easily added manually or via a web-based rule editor, which will generate the required XML code for you.
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