Thread: Typos: Who Cares?
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Old 03-24-2020, 06:22 PM   #188
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Originally Posted by Greg Anos View Post
Is there a good word processor with a spell checker available that can handle epubs?
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I think you are missing my concern.

I have an epub ebook. It has typos in it. If I load it onto a word processor, and spellcheck, it will find every incident of control information and highlight those as well as the actual typos.

I'm not starting with a word processor file. Most word processors accept many different control element structures (DOC, DOCX, ODT, RTF, ect.) DO any accept Epub constructs?
You can use either Sigil or calibre's editor to spellcheck. However by no stretch of my imagination could I call either a word processor which is what your original post requested.
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