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WhiteSmoke Writer 2010 2010 (Windows)

WhiteSmoke Writer 2010 is an innovative proofreading and editing tool with a single aim - to help you write better. It works alongside all text-based applications, helps you write correct English every time. WhiteSmoke offers a range of products to help you write better, right now. Our world-leading writing software...

Tags: Video, WhiteSmoke, WhiteSmoke Writer 2010, Multi-Lingual Dictionary, Corporate Communications, Microsoft Windows, Marketing, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2009-09-24

WhiteSmoke 2008 (Windows)

WhiteSmoke is an innovative software tool that improves and edits your English writing. Based on patented natural language processing NLP technology, WhiteSmoke performs advanced and context-based English grammar, spelling, and punctuation checking, as well as text enrichment to enhance your writing. From well-written letters and emails to friends, through to...

Tags: Natural Language Processing, Natural Language, Microsoft Windows, WhiteSmoke

Software downloads 2008-08-19

Start-up wants to enhance your adjectives

Feeling tongue-tied? WhiteSmoke says it can help you find a way to express yourself. TEL AVIV, Israel--One of the questions received at the help desk at WhiteSmoke was "Do you eat sauce or do you drink sauce?" The Tel Aviv-based start-up has...

Tags: Consumer, Israel, WhiteSmoke, Goldfinger, E-mail, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Food & Beverage, Internet, Tools & Techniques, Online Communications, Manufacturing, Management, Michael Kanellos, Technology News

News items 2006-06-26

Additional Resources

60% of business correspondence has grammar or spelling errors

60% of all business correspondence still gets sent containing one or more grammar or spelling errors, according to WhiteSmoke. 32% of writers are failing to use all the words needed for a grammatically correct sentence. 28% of mistakes relate to punctuation, that is, knowing when to use a period, comma...

Tags: Grammar, site admin

Blog posts 2008-01-09