I normally don't use the full spell checker. Instead, I hit cmd-semicolon to
move to the next misspelled word (make sure you have interacted with the text
first). I either correct the word, jump to the end (option-right) and get the
suggestions that way, or vo-shift-m and find the suggestion I w
Hi Phil,
I have not used it much but the proofreading function on the mac will catch
this extra white space. I access this by pressing VO+Shift+M to pull up a
context menu and arrowing down to the proofreading sub menu. I agree that the
Spell/Grammar check in MS word does seem to be a more eff
I don't understand why having extra spaces between words is so unheard of. I do
a lot of editing as I write, and it's inevitable that some extra spaces are
left here and there. MS word's spellchecker will find and eliminate all this
extraneous white space. There seems to be no equivalent functio
Just to be sure, you know the Mac can spell-check, right? I'm not trying to
tell you how to work, I'm just making sure you know what tools you have
available.
On Sep 5, 2013, at 8:17 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
> Actually, I'm finding it much easier to write my posts in Word and use it's
> excellen
Actually, I'm finding it much easier to write my posts in Word and use it's
excellent spellchecker To correct any whitespace problems. I then use Marzett
it to do the publishing.
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On Sep 5, 2013, at 5:13 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> My first thought is to just do a search (vo-f)
My first thought is to just do a search (vo-f) for two spaces. I suppose you
could make, or ask someone to make, an Applescript to do the job, if Mars Edit
can be scripted, but it seems far easier to simply become more comfortable with
mac commands so the extra spaces don't appear in the first p
It's nothing the Mac is doing. It's purely the way I type, cut and paste text.
That being settled, how can I check for extra whitespace in the text? It looks
sloppy and unprofessional at best.
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On Sep 5, 2013, at 10:45 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Are you highlighting spaces as
Are you highlighting spaces as well? I've never had extra spaces randomly
appear; any additional or missing spaces are due to the way I selected or
erased text, not the Mac deciding to insert them without my knowledge.
On Sep 5, 2013, at 10:39 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
> No, it's definitely happen
No, it's definitely happening. As you cut and paste words and do other editing
options you get extra spaces between words you can actually count them with the
cursor. I'm thinking about using Microsoft office word to write my blogs and
spellcheck them and me and then let Marsetta do the posting.
I have had marsedit for almost a year, and I have never had this happen.
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I've never had this happen in emails, Text Edit, iText Express, or anywhere
else I can think of. Are you sure it is not a mars Edit setting, or that you
are not somehow re-reading whitespace characters? I only ask because you said
you are new to editing text, and it can take a while to get the h
HI. would the spell checker do it?
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On 05/09/2013, at 8:10 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
> I just bought Marsedit and started filling in my "about" page on a wordpress
> blog. From extensive editing and the funky way Mac handles text, I find a lot
> o
I just bought Marsedit and started filling in my "about" page on a wordpress
blog. From extensive editing and the funky way Mac handles text, I find a lot
of extra white space between the words. I've never had to deal with much text
editing on the Mac before and want to know how I can check for
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