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Old 02-25-2016, 05:06 PM   #13
Tex2002ans
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
I simply prefer the user interface offered by Sigil (and calibre) - i.e. a list of mispelt words, with a usage count.
Yep, nothing beats it. Now I can't live without it. I still pride myself on being the one who recommended it be added to Sigil.

I initially brutalized the "Search" in Tools -> Index to find all of the hyphenated words in a book.

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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
If a mispelt word has a hyphen - eg 'con-sidered' - then if removal of the hyphen yields a valid word - i.e. 'considered' - then that word will be offered as the first choice in the list of suggestions.

Maybe Sigil could do something similar, in the above example 'considered' is ninth in the list of suggested corrections.
Yeah, that might be helpful.
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