Using rule classes
Rule classes contain groups of grammar and style rules. Grammatik uses rule classes to detect common writing errors.
You can enable or disable rules at any time during a Grammatik session. When you disable a rule, Grammatik ignores all the errors associated with that rule during the current proofreading session. You can also choose which rule classes to apply during a Grammatik session or save a new set of rules as a Checking Style.
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Click Tools
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Click Options
Turn on rules. |
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In the Turn on rules dialog box, choose the rules you want to enable from the Rules list.
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The Turn on rules command is available only when you have disabled a rule during proofreading. Otherwise, it is grayed.
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To disable a rule | |
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Click Tools
Grammatik. |
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Start a new grammar checking session.
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When Grammatik alerts you to an error you do not want to flag, click Turn off rules.
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To add rule classes | |
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Click Tools
Grammatik. |
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Click Options
Checking styles. |
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In the Checking styles dialog box, choose a checking style from the list.
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Click Edit.
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In the Edit checking styles dialog box, enable any check boxes beside the rule classes in the Rule classes list that you want to add.
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To save a set of rules as a new checking style | |
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Click Tools
Grammatik. |
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Click Options
Save rules. |
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In the Save rules dialog box, click Save as.
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In the Save as checking style dialog box, type a name in the Custom style name box.
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The Save rules command is available only when a rule has been turned off.
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