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It will not change your text, but will highlight areas that you may want to examine and consider reworking.
The main window is an editable view of your document.
You can load a text document directly into the main text window with the File/Load menu option, or you can cut/paste into the main window from your word processor.
You can navigate with cursor keys or Emacs control keys.
You can save your changes with File/Save or File/SaveAs menu items.
Editomat uses these buttons to highlight issues with your text:
For instance, your hero should not be slightly upset - he's either upset or he's not.
It's easy to get a word into your head and use it too often.
For instance, He looked at the sky and it looked like rain.
You can add your own patterns (perhaps words you tend to mis-spell or mis-use) via the Edit/Preferences dialog.
Shift-Left click over a word in the popup to highlight all occurrences of that word in the text window.
Control-Left click over a word in the popup to highlight and view the next occurrence of that word in the text window.
Double-Left click on a word in the popup to display a list of synonyms.
Alt-Left click on a word to select it and display it in the "Find Synonyms" entry field.
The Find Synonyms button will also display a list of synonyms.
Control-Left click on a word in the connotation list will find and highlight that word.
This report helps you find overused words or phrases.
This report helps you find overused words or phrases or words that are should be avoided in a specific genre.
This is useful for avoiding repetitive phrasing and finding awkward sentence constructions.
This analysis helps you determine if you are meeting the style expectations of your target audience.