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A Comparative Evaluation of French Grammar Checkers

Name: A Comparative Evaluation of French Grammar Checkers
Creator: Jack Burston

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 1995 English Publisher:University of Toronto Press Inc. (UTPress)Journal:CALICO Journal, volume 13, pages 104-111 (eissn: 2056-9017,

Authors: Jack Burston;

doi: 10.1558/cj.v13i2-3.104-111

A Comparative Evaluation of French Grammar Checkers

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Four grammar checkers, all of French Canadian origin, were evaluated in this study: Le Correcteur 101 (Le Correcteur), GramR, Hugo Plus (Hugo), and the French Proofing Tools for Word for Windows Ver. 6 (French Proofing Tools). All the programs except GramR exist in both IBM-PC and Macintosh versions. The versions tested in this study are indicated in Table 1 (other available versions are indicated in parentheses) IBM-PC software was tested on a 486/66; Macintosh software was run on a Quadra 650. These programs will operate on lesser platforms, but with considerably slower response times.

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