Proofreading software WordRake brings clarity and brevity to email and documents.
Legal professionals can appreciate that fundamental rules of the English language never change. Hence we don’t have to update grammar, like the law, before sending out documents and email messages to courts, clients and colleagues. But we forget that the English language is complex and more difficult to write than speak, which results in common errors unless we carefully and continually proofread our craft.
It’s hard to gauge how many professionals proofread their written words before transmitting them. It is safe to say that not Not all them do so, judging from the content in my inbox and document store.
I have found the next best thing after spell-checking a document is to use WordRake Holdings’ WordRake 2 add-in to Microsoft Word, and now Outlook, that proofreads English, identifies incorrect and unclear grammatical use of language, and brings it to my attention in the same way Word’s “Track Changes” feature identifies a document edit and gives me the option to accept or decline the proposed edit.
Read more: www.lawtechnologynews.com/id=1202669432453/WordRake-Now-Edits-in-Outlook-and-Word#ixzz3CrFdNv9Z
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