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They check to see that conjunctions are used correctly and that correct punctuation appears between 10458 These rules flag phrases that may be confusing or awkward because they contain more than one negative word ('can't hardly' instead of 'cannot' or 'can hardly'; 'in no uncertain terms' instead of 'clearly' or 'specifically'). 10459 These rules check the format of numbers (placement of periods and commas, endings of ordinal numbers, spelling of fractions and other numbers), dates (use of cardinal and ordinal numbers), times 10460 These rules flag expressions that include an incorrect preposition, and offer the appropriate preposition as a correction. Example: 'adhere by' becomes 'adhere to', 'center around' becomes 'center on'. 10461 These rules flag errors of mass/count agreement. 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"%s" 11208 Document Property Edit(s) 11209 Update Index 11210 Spelling Checking Options 11211 Section Property Edit(s) 11212 Division Property Edit(s) 11213 Page or Column Break Insertion 11214 Choose Another SmartMaster 11215 Master Document 11216 Style Management 11217 Create Index 11218 Spelling Corrections 11219 Delete Note 11220 Hide Note 11221 Property - Cell Name 11222 Property - Parallel Column Cell Name 11224 Create Envelope 11225 Group Division 11226 Insert Click Here Block 11227 Edit Click Here Block 11228 Move Section 11229 Delete All Notes 11230 Edit Links 11231 Property - Text Direction 11232 Delete Graphic 11233 Consolidate 11234 Outline Style 11235 Delete Section 11236 Reset to Style 11240 Property - Notes FX/Field 11241 Property - Initial Style Name 11242 &Undo 12256 All of the properties of the current selection will be stored in the definition of this style. 12257 None of the properties come from the original style 12258 Only the local set properties of the current selection will be stored in the definition of this style. 12259 All others will come from the original style. 12260 Only the specific marked properties of the current selection will be stored in the definition of this style. 12261 All others will come from the original style. 12262 Contained frames 12263 Rows and columns 12264 SmartCorrect 12266 Drag & drop 12267 Version warning messages 12268 Application startup scripts 12269 Document open scripts 12270 Line style: 12271 Line width: 12272 Line color: 12273 Distance from text: 12274 Line length: 12275 Shadow: 12276 Shadow color: 12277 Shadow depth: 12278 Outline line style: 12279 Outline line width: 12280 Outline line color: 12286 Software\Lotus\Components\Fills\ 13256 Sho&w 13257 &Zoom 13258 Outli&ne 13259 &General 13260 &Fields 13261 &Options 13262 &Rules 13263 &Grammatical Style 13264 &Numbering 13265 &Separators 13266 &Continued Messages 13267 Acce&ss 13268 Editing &Rights 13269 Other &Protection 13270 AmiPro Document 13271 OLE2 Server 13272 These rules flag nouns in a row, prepositional phrases in a row, and split infinitives, according to settings specified on the Grammatical Style Panel of the Grammar Options Dialog Box. They also flag 13273 adjacent sentences that begin with identical words. 13274 &Find 13275 &Replace with 13277 Step &1: Look 13278 Step &2: Scope and Placement 13279 Step &3: Contents 13280 Step &1: Data File 13281 Step &2: Merge Document 13282 Step &3: View and Print 13283 Envelope Send 13284 Envelope Return 13285 Comment Tools 13286 Envelope FIM 13287 Envelope BarCode 13290 enu 13292 SM 13293 ltiprn01.dll 13294 Version Created by 13295 Date Version Created 13296 Use copyright symbol. 13297 Date Version Last Edited 13299 Number of Versions 13300 Other Editors for Version 13301 All Version Names 13302 Version Remarks 13303 Version Last Edited by 13306 Create a Division from an Existing &Document 13307 Create a Division Using a &SmartMaster 13308 Create from &Recently Used SmartMaster 13309 Create from any &SmartMaster 13310 Change to &Recently Used SmartMaster 13311 Change to any &SmartMaster 13312 Drawing 13313 Drawn Objects 13314 Rectangle 13315 Oval 13316 Rounded Rectangle 13317 Polygon 13318 Line 13319 PolyLine 13320 Arc 13321 Draw Text 13322 Choose a File Type 13323 Font 13324 PointSize 13325 Color 13326 Bold 13327 Italic 13328 Underline 13329 Style 13330 Collapsible 13331 PageUp 13332 PageDown 13333 PageNumber 13334 Spacer1 13335 Spacer3 13336 Spacer3 13337 Custom 13338 &Close 13339 &Close and Return to %s 13340 Universal 13341 OLE2 Server Universal 13342 Envelope return address 13343 Upper 13344 Lower 13345 Middle 13346 Manual 13347 Envelope 13348 Manual Envelope 13349 Auto Select 13350 Tractor 13351 Small Format 13352 Large Format 13353 Large Capacity 13354 Cassette 13355 Custom Bin %d 13356 Number of Revisions 13357 OLE Automation 13500 From left margin 13501 From right margin 13502 On center between margins 13503 Text 13504 Style 13505 Layout 13506 Cancel 13507 (New Tab) 13508 Left aligned 13509 Right aligned 13510 Centered 13511 LM 13512 RM 13513 CM 13514 &Accept all edits in paragraph marked %s 13515 &Reject all edits in paragraph marked %s, and delete the paragraph 13516 &Accept %s 13517 &Reject %s 13518 Entire Document 13519 Grouped Divisions 13520 Current Division 13521 Current Section 13522 Selected Text 13523 At beginning of document 13524 At beginning of division 13525 At beginning of section 13526 At insertion point 13527 At beginning of group 13528 Paragraph text and number 13529 Paragraph text 13530 Paragraph number 13531 'A' vs. 'An' 13532 Capitalization errors 13533 Compounding errors 13534 Doubled words 13535 Open vs. closed spelling 13536 Agreement with 'here'/'there' 13537 Clause errors 13538 Double negatives 13539 Formatting errors 13540 Inappropriate prepositions 13541 Mass vs. count errors 13542 Misspelled expressions 13543 Misspelled foreign expressions 13544 Misused words 13545 Nonstandard modifiers 13546 Nonstandard terms 13547 Noun phrase consistency errors 13548 Pronoun errors 13549 Punctuation errors 13550 Spacing errors 13551 Subject-verb agreement errors 13552 Ungrammatical expressions 13553 Verb group consistency errors 13554 Word order errors 13555 Commonly confused words 13556 Homonyms 13557 Possible word confusions 13558 Archaic expressions 13559 ClichΘs 13560 Contractions 13561 Gender-specific expressions 13562 Informal expressions 13563 Jargon 13564 Overused phrases 13565 Passive voice usage 13566 Pretentious words 13567 Redundant expressions 13568 Sexist expressions 13569 Stock phrases 13570 Unnecessary prepositions 13571 Vague quantifiers 13572 Weak modifiers 13573 Wordy expressions 13574 Grammatical Style Errors 13575 in certain contexts but might seem stilted or awkward in everyday writing, and they should be replaced with contemporary equivalents whenever possible. 13576 Double word error 13577 Example: 'nevertheless' to 'never the less' or 'in a while' to 'in awhile'. 13578 or how many. For example, one rule in this set will flag a sentence like 'There are less mistakes in this document,' because the adjective 'fewer', not 'less', is the correct one to use with a plural noun. 13579 instance, you may write the phrase 'baited breath' when you mean 'bated breath'. Since 'baited' and 'bated' are both real words, it is necessary to refer to the context to identify the appropriate word. 13580 This rule set also flags phrases that violate an idiom. For instance, it would flag the phrase 'with regards to' because the correct idiom is 'with regard to'. 13581 Example: 'esprit di corps' to 'esprit de corps'. 13582 instead of 'set the books on the chair'). The confused expressions should be used in different constructions. 13583 is an adjective that has been used mistakenly in place of the adverb 'well'. This rule set also checks to determine whether the hyphenation of modifiers conforms to standard usage. 13584 like 'this', 'that', and 'a' are singular and must be used with singular nouns; other modifiers like 'these', 'those', 'both', and 'many' must be used with plural nouns. This rule set will flag a 13585 sentence like 'These five machine are still under warranty,' because 'these' is plural and 'machine' is singular. 13586 The error message will explain that because this pronoun is the object of a preposition, it should be in the objective case (me). This rule type also includes rules that flag the relative pronoun 13587 'which' when it is used in a restrictive clause and recommend using 'that'. 13588 They also flag punctuation that is unnecessarily or inappropriately doubled. 13589 agree with their subjects. For example, one rule will flag a sentence like 'The index are full of errors' because the subject, 'index', is singular and does not agree with the plural verb 'are'. 13590 will flag a sentence like 'We could not have drove home that night.' It will note that 'drove' is the simple past form of the verb and explain that 'have' should be followed by the past participle 'driven'. 13591 will be flagged because there are no contextual clues to distinguish their usage; you must consult the explanations given in the error message to determine whether your usage is correct or incorrect. 13592 meanings that may be confused . All occurrences of these words are flagged, because there are no clues to indicate which one is correct in a given context. You must consult the explanations 13593 in the error message to determine whether you are using these words correctly. Example: ('alternatively' and 'alternately'; 'flagrant' and 'blatant') 13594 by women but now also include men, gender-neutral designations are to be preferred. Example: one rule will flag a sentence like 13595 'The guest speaker was a popular local poetess,' because 'poetess' is a gender-specific expression; it suggests the term 'poet' as an alternative. 13597 Example: the phrase 'a shot at' can be replaced by an expression like 'a chance to'. 13598 that are less colloquial and more precise. In some cases the sentence must be rephrased to avoid an overused expression. Example: '(the phrase 'blissful ignorance' might be replaced by the word 'ignorance' alone) 13599 sentence in the passive voice. It has a counterpart, 'The board accepted our proposal,' which is in the active voice. Sentences written in the passive voice can sound weak and confusingly indirect, 13600 and it is often better to rephrase them in the active voice. For example, one rule will flag a sentence like 'The ball was thrown by the boy.' The error message notes that the sentence is passive and 13601 suggests rewriting it in the active voice. You may occasionally find that a sentence makes sense only in the passive voice, but most sentences are more coherent when the subject completes the action. 13602 by deleting part of the expression. Example: 'sufficient enough' might become either 'sufficient' or 'enough'. 13603 expression. For example, one rule will flag sentences like 'Say hello to the little woman,' because 'little woman' is considered a sexist expression; it suggests the terms 'wife', 'partner', or 'spouse' as alternatives. 13604 conventional descriptive phrases. Instead they are introductory or parenthetical expressions often used as 'filler' ('it goes without saying that' or 'in fact'). 13605 'down' is superfluous since it is implied by the word 'sat.' 13606 Full proof 13607 Quick proof 13608 Informal 13609 Standard 13610 Formal 13611 of the sentence. When the apparent subject of the sentence is 'here' or 'there', the verb must agree with the predicate noun. For instance, one rule will flag a sentence like 'Here comes the two men 13612 who can help us' because the singular verb 'comes' does not agree with the plural predicate noun 'men'. 13613 clauses. For example, this rule set will flag a sentence like 'We chopped up fruit, and we diced the potatoes, and we made a pie crust,' since only one 'and' is necessary when three clauses appear in sequence. 13614 (use of abbreviations and punctuation marks), currency and other symbols, and addresses. 13615 instance, a noun and a verb. One rule will flag a sentence like 'You would be wise to seek legal advise before signing a contract,' because the verb 'advise' has been used mistakenly in place of the noun 'advice'. 13616 them casually or excessively. Sometimes a clichΘ can be replaced by a more direct term. In other cases the sentence must be rephrased to avoid the clichΘ. 13617 Contractions are acceptable in many written contexts, especially if you are striving for a conversational tone. They may be inappropriate, however, in some formal documents. This rule set will enable 13618 you to identify and revise contractions when you are working on formal documents. 13619 Both odd and even pages 13620 Even pages 13621 Odd pages 13622 The SmartCorrect entry, %s, is already in the SmartCorrect list. Do you want to replace it? 13623 Replacement text for %s: 13624 Page 13625 Next -- 13626 Previous -- 13627 First -- 13628 Last -- 13629 Document to Insert as Division 13630 The current file has not been saved. Would you like to save the changes in the current file before copying it as Untitled? 13631 Some paragraphs were duplicated because they were different in more than one file. The paragraphs were duplicated so all differences can be reviewed. 13632 Choose TOC SmartMaster 13633 TOC 13634 Within page 13635 On next page 13636 On odd page 13637 On even page 13638 Section 13639 Page Break 13640 Column Break 13641 Section: %s 13642 Page Style: %s 13643 Current division only 13644 All divisions at same level & below 13645 Entire document 13646 (None),Body,Memo,Letter,Fax,Report,Newsletter,Calendar,Resume,Envelope,Form,Index,TOC,Label,Presentation,Press Release,Proposal,Title Page,Card,Miscellaneous 13647 Inside of border 13648 Outside of border 13649 Around layout 13652 &Next Edit 13653 Document 13655 Document 13658 Error %d: %s, %s: %d 13660 Appl 13661 UserSec 13662 Lotus Word Pro - Choose Script or 3.0 Macro 13663 Evenly spaced every 13667 Internal 13668 &Insert Page Number... 13669 Ed&it Page Number... 13670 Never (continuous in document) 13671 On each new section 13672 On each new division 13673 Section name 13674 Division name 13675 TOC on page %d (%s) 13676 Comparing file %d of %d and marking differences 13677 Numbering paragraphs duplicated during compare 13678 Adds a list of values. 13679 Takes one action if a condition is true, another if the condition is false. 13680 Calculates the average of a list of values. 13681 Counts the non blank cells in a list of ranges. 13682 Finds the largest value in list. 13683 Finds the smallest value in list. 13684 @SUM(list) 13685 @IF(condition;x;y) 13686 @AVG(list) 13687 @COUNT(list) 13688 @MAX(list) 13689 @MIN(list) 13690 custom color 13691 Color: 13692 TOC 13693 transparent 13694 E-mail login 13695 OS login 13696 Word Pro user name 13697 Lotus Word Pro 96 Document 13698 ProductDefines 13699 Globals 13700 This document is currently in a route.\nWould you like to save and send it to the next user in that route?\nChoosing No will allow you to create a new route or send it to other users (this will delete the current route even if you cancel before sending!) 13701 TeamMail 13702 Send to %s? 13703 This document is currently in a route.\nWould you like to also send it to the next user while it's being saved? 13704 Mail Error 13705 Spaces 13706 Message sent from Lotus Word Pro: Current route destination is unknown. Please forward this mail message to the correct destination or to the next person on the route list. 13707 Message sent from Lotus Word Pro:\n\n 13708 Create a simple text-only message and distribute it to one or more people 13709 Create a simple text-only message and distribute it to one or more people. The text from your current selection will be inserted into the message body after the general message. 13710 Include the current document as an attachment. Distribute the message to one or more people, with options to route the message and track it along the way. 13711 When you are finished with the attachment, choose File TeamMail Send to Next Stop to continue the route. 13712 When you are finished with the attachment, choose File TeamMail Return to Originator to continue the route. 13751 white 13752 vanilla 13753 parchment 13754 ivory 13755 pale green 13756 sea mist 13757 ice blue 13758 powder blue 13759 arctic blue 13760 lilac mist 13761 purple wash 13762 violet frost 13763 seashell 13764 rose pearl 13765 pale cherry 13766 white 13767 blush 13768 sand 13769 light yellow 13770 honeydew 13771 celery 13772 pale aqua 13773 pale blue 13774 crystal blue 13775 lt cornflower 13776 pale lavender 13777 grape fizz 13778 pale plum 13779 pale pink 13780 pale rose 13781 rose quartz 13782 5% gray 13783 red sand 13784 buff 13785 lemon 13786 pale lemon lime 13787 mint green 13788 pastel green 13789 pastel blue 13790 sapphire 13791 cornflower 13792 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dark red gray 13976 dark tan 13977 safari 13978 olive gray 13979 jade 13980 dk green gray 13981 spruce gray 13982 dk blue gray 13983 atlantic gray 13984 dk lilac gray 13985 purple gray 13986 mauve 13987 plum gray 13988 burgundy gray 13989 dark rose gray 13990 black 13991 Cycle %d 13992 Level %d 13993 Last10 13994 %d Error(s) Found 14020 Today's date (system) 14021 Today's date (static) 14022 Yesterday's date 14023 Tomorrow's date 14024 Date created 14025 Date of last save 14026 Date of last version 14027 Current time 14028 Time Created 14029 Time of last save 14030 Time of last version 14080 version '%s' remarks 14081 Tabs 14082 Returns 14083 Rulers 14084 Page breaks 14085 Section breaks 14086 New page styles 14087 Anchors 14088 Column breaks 14089 Bookmark 14090 OLE/DDE marks 14091 Comment marks 14092 &Clean Screen 14093 &General 14094 &Locations 14095 &Default files 14096 &Personal 14097 All 14098 Word Pro Draw 14099 Windows Bitmap 14100 Step &1: Look 14101 Step &2: Scope and Placement 14102 Choose another SmartMaster on which to base the look of your index. 14103 Base the look of your index on the look of the current document. 14104 INDEX 14105 Choose Index SmartMaster 14106 At end of document 14107 At end of division 14108 At end of section 14109 At end of group 14110 Next At Same &Level 14111 Next Same Mar&k 14114 Index 14134 Versions for file: %s 14135 Version %lu 14136 Sho&w Index Marks 14137 Sho&w TOC Marks 14138 Step &1: Who 14139 Step &2: What 14140 Step &3: How 14143 Saving document to file 14144 Saving document and sending via E-mail 14145 Saving document and routing via E-mail 14146 AL,AK,AR,AZ,CA,CO,CT,DC,DE,FL,GA,HI,IA,ID,IL,IN,KS,KY,LA,MA,MD,ME,MI,MN,MO,MS,MT,NC,ND,NE,NH,NJ,NM,NV,OH,OK,OR,PA,RI,SC,SD,TN,TX,UT,VA,VT,WA,WI,WV,WY 14147 ALL,ONLY,MUST,NW,SE,SW 14148 Open document as Read Only 14149 Panorama gives you a full width WYSIWYG layout view in which to edit, and a four page view to give you an overview of the look of your document. 14150 DocSkimmer 14151 DocSkimmer gives you a multipage view for navigating, an outline view for overview, and a draft view for editing the text of your document. 14152 Zoomer 14153 Zoomer gives you a page view for navigation, a layout view for zooming in, and a draft view. 14154 PageWalker 14155 PageWalker gives you a WYSIWYG layout view for editing, and a full page view to see the overall look of your pages 14156 Panorama 14157 This page intentionally left blank. 14158 See Also 14159 See 14160 Number from higher position 14161 Division name 14162 Section name 14163 ^? Any one character 14164 ^* Any characters 14165 ^+ Phrase 14166 ^p To end of paragraph 14167 ^t Tab character 14168 ^r Return character 14169 ^^ ^ character 14170 Will find/replace any one character. Can be used with other text to find and/or replace variations of a word. Example: Find "Chapter^?", Replace with "Part^?". 14171 Will find/replace zero or more characters in a word. Can be used with other text to find and/or replace variations of a word. Example: Find "dog^*", Replace with "cat^*". 14172 Will find/replace zero or more characters across multiple words. Can be used with other text to find and/or replace phrases. Example: Find "Now ^+ time". 14173 Will find/replace zero or more characters across multiple words to the end of a paragraph. Example: Find "Once upon a time ^p". 14174 Will find/replace zero the tab character. Example: Find five spaces, Replace with "^t". 14175 Will find/replace the return character. Example: Find "^r^r", Replace with "^r". 14176 Will find/replace the ^ character. Example: Find "H^^20", Replace with water. 14177 Default Column 14178 Default Left Column 14179 Default Right Column 14181 Save Copy As 14182 Markup version 14183 Version created while comparing %s to %d file(s): 14290 Found 14291 Not found 14292 %d replaced 14293 Ascii Script Files 14294 Import Script File 14295 Export Script File 14296 Main 14297 File for Script Recording 14298 enu 14299 dan 14300 deu 14301 eng 14302 esn 14303 esp 14304 fin 14305 fra 14306 frc 14307 ita 14308 nld 14309 nor 14310 ptg 14311 sve 14312 parent 14313 parent's margin 14314 text line 14315 Upper left of 14316 Left center of 14317 Lower left of 14318 Top center of 14319 Lower center of 14320 Center of 14321 Upper right of 14322 Right center of 14323 Lower right of 14324 table interior 14325 frame interior 14326 table exterior 14327 frame exterior 14328 table border 14329 frame border 14330 .hyp 14331 isl 14332 Enter New File Password 14333 Re-enter New File Password to Confirm 14334 Enter New Document Control Password 14335 Re-enter New Document Control Password to Confirm 14336 Enter New Password 14337 Re-enter New Password to Confirm 14338 Enter Document Control Password 14339 Enter File Password 14340 New Function 14341 jpn 14342 kor 14343 chi 14344 Enter Password for %s 14345 LotusPrint File 14346 LotusPrint 14347 LTSPRINT.EXE 14348 rus 14349 Language: 14350 Type over 14351 / 14352 Markup edits 14353 Version: 14354 Editor: 14355 (Read Only) 14356 (Division) 14357 a metafile. This format is better than bitmap for printing to high quality printers. Also the Windows Metafile format takes less space, and Word Pro can redraw faster 14358 a metafile 14359 a bitmap picture. This format can take up a lot of memory and disk space, but is exactly what you see on the screen 14360 a bitmap 14361 text without any formatting 14362 text without any formatting 14363 text with font and table formatting 14364 text with font and table formatting 14365 spreadsheet data 14366 spreadsheet data 14367 a Word Pro Drawing. This format is editable in Word Pro's drawing module 14368 a Word Pro equation. This format is editable in Word Pro's equation editor 14370 it appeared in Word Pro with its exact formatting 14373 Word Pro Equation 14374 Word Pro Drawing 14375 They also flag sentences that begin with a lowercase letter. Example: 'chicago' to 'Chicago', 'best wishes' to 'Best Wishes', and 'Memorial day' to 'Memorial Day' 14376 Example: 'Would you perchance be free for lunch on Tuesday?' can be revised using a more contemporary term like 'perhaps' or 'possibly'. 14377 Example: 'make a mountain out of a molehill' might become 'exaggerate' or 'overreact') 14378 Left 14379 Center 14380 Right 14381 Numeric Right 14382 Numeric Left 14383 Justify 14385 Warning: This macro will be converted.\n\nIn order to run this macro in Word Pro, it must be converted to a new format. After the conversion, AmiPro must open and save it, before it can be played by AmiPro.\nConvert and playback this macro? 14386 Saving document to file on Internet 14387 Script Glossary 14390 Default Columns 14400 Add to Dictionary 14401 Skip 14402 Skip All 14403 Replace All 14404 Replace 14405 ----------------------------- 14406 Turn on Background Spell Check 14407 OLE unless required 14408 Loading OLE resources 14409 DDE unless required 14700 Argentinean Peso 14701 Australian Dollar 14702 Austrian Schilling 14703 Belgian Franc 14704 Brazilian Cruzeiro 14705 British Pound 14706 Canadian Dollar 14707 Chinese Yuan 14708 Czech Koruna 14709 Danish Krone 14710 ECU 14711 Finnish Markka 14712 French Franc 14713 German Mark 14714 Greek Drachma 14715 Hong Kong Dollar 14716 Hungarian Forint 14717 Indian Rupee 14718 Indonesian Rupiah 14719 Irish Punt 14720 Italian Lira 14721 Japanese Yen 14722 Luxembourg Franc 14723 Malaysian Ringgit 14724 Mexican Peso 14725 Netherlands Guilder 14726 New Zealand Dollar 14727 Norwegian Krone 14728 Polish Zloty 14729 Portuguese Escudo 14730 Romanian Lei 14731 Russian Ruble 14732 Singapore Dollar 14733 Slovakian Koruna 14734 Slovenian Tholar 14735 South African Rand 14736 South Korean Won 14737 Spanish Peseta 14738 Swedish Krona 14739 Swiss Franc 14740 Taiwan Dollar 14741 Thai Baht 14742 U.S. Dollar 14743 Other Currency 14744 A 14745 A$ 14746 ╓S 14747 BF 14748 Cr$ 14749 ú 14750 C$ 14751 PRCÑ 14752 Kc 14753 Dkr 14754 ECU 14755 mk 14756 F 14757 DM 14758 Dr 14759 HK$ 14760 Ft 14761 Rs 14762 Rp 14763 IRú 14764 L. 14765 Ñ 14766 LF 14767 Rm 14768 Mex$ 14769 F 14770 NZ$ 14771 Nkr 14772 Zl 14773 Esc. 14774 Lei 14775 R 14776 S$ 14777 Sk 14778 SIT 14779 R 14780 W 14781 Pts 14782 Skr 14783 SFr 14784 NT$ 14785 Bt 14786 $ 14787 OTH 14788 % 14789 E 14899 Table: %d x %d 14900 Standard - Insert typed text 14901 Insert Table... 14902 Insert Picture... 14903 Insert OLE Object... 14904 Insert Chart... 14905 Insert Drawing... 14906 Follow a Link... 14907 Insert Glossary Text... 14908 Insert Equation... 14910 Click here to type Text 14911 Click here to insert Table 14912 Click here to insert Picture 14913 Click here to insert OLE Object 14914 Click here to insert a Chart 14915 Click here to insert a Drawing 14916 Click here to type text for Link 14917 Click here to open a Glossary 14918 Click here to insert an Equation 14920 Click here to type Text 14921 Default Headings 14922 Height: 14923 Width: 14924 Percentage: 14925 % 14926 Welcome Dialog 14927 Index on page %d (%s) 14928 Graphic/OLE Frame Style 14929 Equation Frame Style 14930 Default Text Style 14931 Default Page Style 14932 Default Frame Style 14933 Default Table Style 14934 Default Table Cell Style 14935 Names to add as editors: 14936 Default 14937 General 14938 Fixed 14939 Comma 14940 Percent 14941 Scientific 14942 Label 14943 Any number 14944 Negative numbers 14945 Zero 14946 &Object 14947 _olesrv.mwp 14949 First line indent 14950 Rest of paragraph indent 14951 All lines indent 14952 &Options... 14953 * &Options... 14954 Equation 14955 Default TOC Cell Style 14956 TOC Page Number Text Style 14957 PrettyPrinting 14958 UndoLevels 14959 TabWidth 14960 FontSize 14961 KeywordColor 14962 CommentColor 14963 IdentColor 14964 DirectiveColor 14965 ErrorColor 14966 FontName 14967 ScriptEditor 14968 UndoEnable 14969 Dialog Editor 14970 PasteDialog 14971 NewDialog 14972 Program Path 14973 Table 14974 width: 14975 Multiple cell paste 14976 &Basics 14977 Insert &Formula... 14978 Edit &Formula... 14979 Default Graphic/OLE 14980 EditICON 14981 DebugICN 14982 OptionDeclare 14983 Fill color: 14984 Pattern: 14985 Pattern color: 14986 Arrowheads: 14987 IconPref 14988 Script Editor for %s 14989 Script Modules (*.lso) 14990 Save Globals As 14991 Padding around border 14992 All sides: 14993 EditorRect 14995 StatusBarButtons 14996 Regular 14997 Bold 14998 Italic 14999 Bold Italic 15002 This feature is a feature not yet implemented or a feature being considered for Word Pro 15500 %s has changed. Save changes? 15501 %s is already used. 15503 %s is currently protected. You cannot save any changes to it. 15504 Data file is not in valid format. Only Word Pro data files can be edited. 15505 Could not Add word to User dictionary. There is an error with the user dictionary. 15506 Could not Load one or more user dictionaries. Spell Check will still function correctly, but Add to User Dictionary may be invalid. 15507 Word Pro has detected a more recent timed save version of %s. Do you want to open the *%s file instead of the original document? 15508 Word Pro has detected a timed save version of one or more untitled documents. Do you want to open the file(s)? 15509 Glossary record name '%s' is already in use. 15510 %s already exists. Do you want to overwrite it? 15511 %s does not exist. Do you want to create it? 15512 BookMark %s already exists. Type another name. 15513 BookMark %s does not exist. 15514 HM Grammar checker returned %d 15515 Current address has been modified. Save to address list? 15516 The active window does not contain a macro file. Make the desired macro file the active window and choose Select Macro. 15517 %s is not a valid value. Type a value between %s and %s. 15518 Word Pro could not create a Device Context for printer. Either the system is low on resources or there is a problem with your %s printer driver. Word Pro will format for the screen. 15519 Invalid bookmark name. Type a name that does not contain spaces. 15520 Not enough memory to display the picture as you move it. Picture will reappear when you stop moving it. 15522 %s does not contain a glossary. Do you want to create it? 15523 Cannot edit a picture stored in an external file. Re-import the picture and deselect the Link to file option. 15524 Could not create a glossary entry. The glossary is full. 15525 This address already exists. Do you want to save over it? 15526 Delete all Comment Notes in this document? 15527 Apply to cell(s)? 15528 Paste all the text into the current cell? 15529 Saving this file in a file type other than Word Pro can cause data to be lost in features not supported by the chosen format.\nWould you like to permanently hide this warning? 15530 %s does not exist and cannot be shown 15531 This document was saved while in revision marking mode. Would you like to enter revision marking mode? 15532 Auto Scripts will not be run. 15533 One of the paths is currently not a valid directory. You can use the Browse button to find a valid directory. 15534 The word immediately before this one was spelled exactly the same. 15535 Click on word to look up and try again. 15536 Cannot load the thesaurus program. 15537 Cannot find the thesaurus in %s. %s not installed or path is incorrect. 15538 %s is not in the thesaurus. 15539 The value input is incorrect. Please correct and try again 15540 Data file is not in valid format. 15541 Error in glossary index. 15542 %s is too long a key for glossary. 15543 Cannot load the hyphenation program. Hyphenation will not be available. 15544 Cannot find the hyphenation dictionary in %s. %s not installed or path is incorrect. 15545 Error reading graphic. 15546 Graphic type not installed. Frame contents will not be displayed or saved snapshot will be stretched. 15547 Maximum paragraph size encountered. 15548 Graphic file %s doesn't exist. 15549 No field names in the description file. 15550 Fixed ASCII files must have field lengths of 1 - 2047 characters. 15551 %s is not a valid field name. 15552 Cannot implement the action because the disk is full. 15553 Cannot open %s. 15554 Cannot load %s. 15555 This file is not in DIF format. 15556 Unable to create %s. 15557 Cannot establish DDE link to %s for %s item %s. 15558 Cannot establish DDE link to acceptable DDE format. 15559 %s is not active. Run it now? 15560 Record size exceeded. Increase GlossarySize. 15561 Cannot load the spelling program. 15562 Cannot find the spelling dictionary in %s. %s not installed or path is incorrect. 15563 Not a Word Pro document 15564 Cannot find %s. 15565 Cannot do that command to an encrypted file. De-Encrypt and try again. 15566 Cannot find the grammar data file in %s. %s not installed or path is incorrect. 15567 Cannot load the grammar program. 15568 This will undo all the changes you have made since you last saved. Are you sure? 15569 Cannot use the grammar program in the current language. 15570 Cannot go to that type of item right now. 15571 Cannot open SmartMaster %s. Please select another SmartMaster. 15572 Cannot find requested document file. 15573 There are merge fields in the current document that do not match this records file. 15574 This graphic will not display on the screen. However, it will print on PostScript printers. 15575 This text cannot be edited because it is protected. 15576 An error has occurred in Word Pro. 15577 A %s error occurred in Word Pro. 15578 %s cannot be found. 15579 %s is invalid. 15580 Cannot open %s. Too many files are open. 15581 %s is in use by an application and cannot be used. 15582 %s is full. 15583 Bad seek in %s. 15584 Invalid I/O to %s. 15585 Sharing violation on %s. 15586 %s's disk is full. 15587 %s exists. 15588 Local memory full. 15589 Global memory full. 15590 Virtual memory full. 15591 Unable to load resource. 15592 Unable to load %s. 15593 Unable to load %s due to low memory. 15594 Cannot locate %s. 15595 Cannot locate path for %s. 15596 Invalid version of %s. 15597 %s is a bad library. 15598 Word Pro is low on resources and could not create a window. 15599 There is not enough room on disk for backup of %s. 15600 Unable to complete backup for file %s. 15601 %s is already open. However, you will not be able to save any changes to this one. Use Save As to save changes to a new copy of the file. 15602 Cannot overwrite %s. 15603 Invalid filename: %s is a device. 15604 Cannot write to directory %s. 15605 %s is a predefined field, and cannot be redefined. 15606 Unable to complete paste. 15607 Unable to complete copy. 15608 Unable to copy or cut to the clipboard. 15609 File is not the correct type for the import filter. 15610 Unable to import all of %s. 15611 Unable to complete export to %s. 15612 Cannot create temp file to complete export to %s. 15613 Cannot import file: %s 15614 The file you are importing is password protected. Remove the password from the original file and try again. 15615 Select where you want the imported text to be inserted before importing this file. 15616 Unable to import or export. Exit and restart Word Pro and then try again. 15617 For Fixed Length ASCII, a length must be specified (E.G. 'Last,25'). 15618 Convert selected text to a table? 15619 Are you sure you want to delete the field named '%s?' The contents of '%s' will also be deleted. 15620 No edits in selected text to accept/reject, want to continue checking through the rest of the document? 15621 Are you sure you want to delete the editor named '%s?' 15622 Are you sure you want to permanently delete the version named '%s?' 15623 The field and record delimiter cannot be the same. Please change one. 15624 Accept all corrections the Format Check suggests?\n\nNote: Corrections of rules that have been skipped will not be made. 15625 Word Pro has finished checking your selection. Would you like to continue checking the entire document? 15626 No misspelled words. Would you like to close the Spell Check? 15627 Search finished.\n\nWords found %ld\nWords replaced %ld\n\nDo you want to close Find & Replace? 15628 Word Pro has finished checking your selection.\n\nWords found %ld\nWords replaced %ld\n\nWould you like to finish checking the entire document? 15629 The tab '%s' has changed. Set this tab to '%s?' 15630 Found tags for at least one set of paragraphs. Would you like to leave these tags for later review? 15631 Delete\n%s? 15632 Delete Style 15633 Overwrite Style 15634 %s already exists. 15635 %s already exists.\n\nDo you want to overwrite it? 15636 Could not open SmartMaster %s. Create with standard look? 15637 Review of markups has finished. 15638 Word Pro has finished reviewing your selection.\nWould you like to finish reviewing the entire document? 15639 Format Check has finished. 15640 The editor named '%s' has edits in this document. You cannot delete this editor. 15641 Document Control is currently restricted to the editor named '%s.' Continuing will change Document Control protection to 'Unprotected.' Continue anyway? 15642 Currently, no editor may make changes to the document. Also, you will be unable to save this file. 15643 Brings up the Save As dialog box so that you can save this document to a file. You can place the file on a floppy disk for 'sneaker-net' distribution, 15644 on a network drive for network access, or simply on your hard drive for later distribution. All document sharing settings will be stored with the document. 15645 Saves the document with all of its document sharing settings and brings up the Send Mail dialog box so that you can send this document to the people with whom 15646 you are sharing it. The document will be sent to each person as an attachment to an email. You can edit the mail recipient list and the mail message before sending. 15647 Saves the document with all of its document sharing settings and brings up the Send Mail dialog box so that you can route this document from one person to the next. 15648 You can edit the recipient list, the routing order, and the mail message before sending. 15649 Accept All Format Check Suggestions 15650 No more grammar errors. Would you like to close the Grammar Check? 15651 %s contains invalid characters for a filename. 15652 No misspelled words in your selection. Would you like to finish checking the entire document? 15653 Would you like the names of the editors who created this SmartMaster kept anonymous by assigning all edits to an editor named "SmartMaster"?\n\n(Choosing No will leave edits assigned to their current editors.) 15654 Cannot change to "SmartMaster" editor because of the protection that is set. 15655 Your new version has been created.\n\nAll edits made to the document will be made in this new version.\n\nCreating a new version does not save this document, instead, 15656 it preserves all previous edits as an old version. You must use File Save or File Save As to save the changes made in this file.\n\nThere is an option in User Setup to disable this warning. 15657 The version you are about to view is READ-ONLY, and you will not be able to edit the document while viewing this version.\n\nYou can search, copy data and print from this version.\n\n 15658 To edit this version, you must use the Save as File option in the Version dialog, and save the version to a new file, where it will be editable.\n\n 15659 If this version has OLE objects or DDE links, the version may have changed since it was last edited.\n\nThere is an option in User Setup to disable this warning. 15660 Unable to combine divisions. Your current selection of divisions spans hidden or OLE divisions, which cannot be combined. 15661 The Word Pro Expert logs all Expert questions at Beta sites so that Lotus Development Corp may use your questions as input to tune the Expert's responses. 15662 Your Expert log file is large enough to warrant shipping to Lotus. We ask you to copy this file to removable media (diskette) to be shipped to Lotus. 15663 This procedure will step you through the process of copying the Expert log file. Will you assist us at this time? 15664 Please place a diskette in the appropriate diskette drive on your computer, and select OK or Cancel. If you select OK, Word Pro will display a screen which 15665 will allow you to select the destination drive where the Expert log file will be copied. After you select a drive and press OK, Word Pro 15666 will copy your Expert log file. You may copy the file to diskette or to another hard disk. Press Cancel to postpone this procedure until later. 15667 Word Pro Expert has succesfully copied your Expert log file to diskette. Please remove the diskette from your computer, label as "Expert Question Log" and mail to:\n\n 15668 Lotus Development Corporation\nATTN: J Richards\n1000 Abernathy Road\nAtlanta, GA 30328\n\n 15669 Press OK to clear the old Expert log file. Press Cancel to retain it. 15670 The Expert log file has been copied to disk. Press OK to clear the old Expert log file. Press Cancel to retain it. 15671 Word Pro could not copy your log file. 15672 Could not reinitialize log file. 15673 Word Pro Expert 15674 This file is protected. 15675 This file is protected. Contact: %s 15676 %s, this file is protected. 15677 %s, this file is protected. Contact: %s 15678 Revision check has found a hidden deletion. Hidden deletions cannot be highlighted or selected. 15679 To show hidden deletions, either modify the Markup options or show hidden text. 15680 This alert will not display again until the Review bar is closed and reopened. 15681 Please enter a file password. 15682 Please enter a password for this dialog box. 15683 Wrong Password (Passwords are case sensitive - be sure to use correct upper and lower case). 15684 The file %s is the current Master Document. A Master Document cannot be added to itself. 15685 Warning: setting your own editing rights to Read Only will be permanent. You will not be able to change it until you reopen this document. 15686 Furthermore, saving this document with your editing rights set to Read Only may result in a document which cannot be edited by anyone ever again. 15687 No default printer driver could be found. Formatting for the screen. 15688 Would you like to create a new Click Here Block inside the current Click Here Block?\n\n(Choosing No will allow you to edit the options of the current Click Here Block). 15689 There was no filter to save % in the format specified. 15690 Failed to create a Printer Device Context for %s. Word Pro will not be able to print to the printer. 15691 Brings up the Save to Internet dialog so you can save this document to a file stored on an Internet server. All document sharing settings will be stored with the document. 15692 Cannot save Document %s. Reopen in a modifiable mode. 15693 Cannot access Document %s. You do not have the appropriate access rights to open this file. 15694 Cannot access Document %s. This file is checked out by another user. 15695 Unable to perform requested DMS operation for Document %s. Error in connection with DMS. 15696 Unable to perform requested DMS operation for Document %s. 15697 Unable to perform requested DMS operation for Document %s. 15698 The division you are about to replace has been modified. Do you want to save these changes to the external division's original file? 15699 The division's original file is in a format Word Pro cannot support. Changes to this division cannot be saved. 15700 The division you are about to import has been modified. Do you want to save these changes to the division's original file before importing? 15701 Are you sure you want to permanently remove this icon from the available list and delete the file %s? 15702 You have selected one of the standard Word Pro icons. These cannot be edited. You can however use these icons as a starting image for a new custom icon. 15703 The icon %s has been modified. Would you like to save your changes? 15704 Invalid Formula. Unable to insert the formula in the cell. 15705 The file %s was opened from the Internet. All previous saves were made to a local temporary file.\n\nDo you want to save your changes back to the original location on the Internet? (Choosing No, will enable you to save a permanent local copy.) 15706 No mail package is currently installed. 15707 The drive containing the selected file is inaccessible. 15708 Not enough temp space available. 15709 Unable to edit object. Link could not be loaded. 15710 Unable to edit object. Server or link could not be loaded. 15711 Out of memory. Please save your document and reduce memory usage. 15712 Cannot run with the current code page. 15713 Unable to create OLE object. Create operation was either cancelled, resulted in an OLE server error, or the server did not respond. 15714 This AmiPro Document object was created by Lotus Ami Pro which has since been upgraded to Lotus Word Pro. If you convert it to a Lotus Word Pro Document object it will no longer be editable by Lotus Ami Pro.\n\n%s 15715 Convert this to a Lotus Word Pro Document object? 15716 Cannot save document or exit Word Pro. 15717 In order to include your Editor's Remark, this document will be closed and saved before sending. 15718 Your current data file is in a file format not supported by Word Pro's Merge. To use this file, you must first import and save it as a Word Pro document. 15719 Changes in %s include mark(s) for new OLE or DDE link(s) to its contents. You have also made other changes to the document. You must save the changes for your link(s) to function.\n\nSave changes? 15720 %s has only been changed in order to mark new OLE or DDE link(s) to its contents. No other changes have been made to the document. You must save the changes for your link(s) to function.\n\nSave changes? 17964 Script IDE 17965 Column Block 17966 Answer 17967 No Answer 17968 No Answer At All 17969 Text 17970 Selected Frame 17971 Header 17972 Table 17973 Charting 17974 Drawing 17975 Equations 17976 Text Frame 17977 Picture Frame 17978 Footer 17979 Table Cell 17980 Parallel Columns 17981 Comment Note 17982 wp5%sx70.dat 17983 wp8%sx70.dat 17984 The Expert found no other answers relating to your question. 17985 For help on using the Expert, choose one of these and click OK. 17986 Searching... just a moment, please. 17987 One of these may be the answer. Choose one or enter new question. 17988 Unable to answer your question. Choose one or enter new question. 17989 Using the Expert 17990 Suggestions for asking questions 17991 wp1%sx70.dat 17992 wp3%sx70.dat 17993 wp2%sx70.dat 17994 wp4%sx70.dat 17995 wp6%sx70.dat 17996 wp7%sx70.dat 17997 wp9%sx70.dat 17998 userqstn.log 17999 The Expert also found these answers. 18000 Horizontal: 18001 Vertical: 18002 SmartSelect 18520 These rules flag nonstandard geographic nouns and adjectives and offer the correct form as an alternative. For example, 'bΘlgico' to 'belga'. 19000 Anglicisms 19001 Belgian expressions 19002 Common misspellings 19003 Confused prepositions 19004 Confused verb endings 19005 Confusion of related words 19006 Derogatory terms 19007 Fixed expressions 19008 Formal terms 19009 Gallicisms 19010 Gender-specific words 19011 Germanisms 19012 Nonstandard prepositions 19013 Nonstandard usage 19014 Open vs. closed usage 19015 Prepositional expressions 19016 Word choice 19017 Partial words 19018 Adjective, noun, participle? 19019 Colloquial terms 19020 Confused words: easy 19021 Confused words: medium 19022 Confused words: difficult 19023 Confusion with English 19024 Contraction errors 19025 Different prepositions 19026 Elision errors 19027 English words 19028 Homonyms: easy 19029 Homonyms: difficult 19030 Incorrect preposition 19031 Incorrect pronoun 19032 Nonstandard negation 19033 Noun phrase agreement errors 19034 Adjective position 19035 Postclitic agreement errors 19036 Regional expressions 19037 Spelling: standard expressions 19038 Trite expressions 19039 Words derived from English 19040 Words with two genders 19041 Bureaucratic jargon 19042 Easily confused plurals 19043 Feminine occupational titles 19044 Incorrect plural forms 19045 Lowercase adjectives 19046 Lowercase colors 19047 Lowercase numbers 19048 Lowercase phrases 19049 Lowercase pronouns 19050 Nonstandard adjective 19051 Nonstandard clause 19052 Nonstandard comparatives 19053 Nonstandard geographical terms 19054 Nonstandard inflections 19055 Nonstandard verb forms 19056 Nouns with common errors 19057 Nouns with nonstandard gender 19058 Senstive expressions 19059 Typical misspelled words 19060 Borrowed foreign expressions 19061 Confused words 19062 Double plurals 19063 Exotic spellings 19064 Foreign words 19065 Homographs 19066 Incorrect comparatives 19067 Incorrect inflections 19068 Misspelled Italian expressions 19069 Unnesecessarily complex words 19070 Vague expressions 19071 Calque 19072 Foreign spellings 19073 Gender usage 19074 Homophones 19075 Nonstandard contractions 19076 Nonstandard pronouns 19077 Nonstandard spellings 19078 False friends 19079 Homophones 1 19080 Homophones 2 19081 Overused expressions 19100 These rules flag word parts that cannot stand alone and words with a leading or trailing hyphen that are not part of a compound word. 19101 These rules flag a number of spelling errors so common that they are rarely recognized as errors. The correct spelling is proposed as an alternative. 19120 These rules flag Anglicisms, i.e. literal translations or borrowings from English that are used in Duct but are not universally accepted. 19121 Because the language evloves continually and has already incorporated many Anglicisms, these rules present Dutch alternatives for only the most egregious cases. 19122 These rules flag words and expressions used mainly in the Ducth-speaking part of Belguim because they apply only to Belgian institutions and practices. 19123 If your text is intended for a wider audience, you might briefly explain such terms where they first appear, or replace them with on of the alternatives proposed by these rules. 19124 These rules flag expressions whose meaning differs depending on the preposition user in them. The difference between the relevant prepositions is explained briefly, allowing you 19125 to check your usage and choose the other preposition if appropriate. Example: 'zich verheugen in' to 'zich verheugen op' 19126 These rules flag two nearly identical verb forms that are often confused: the third-person singular ending it 't' and the past participle ending in 'd', which can also be used attibutively. These rules all attention 19127 to each form (so that you can check whether a given form has the correct ending) and offer the other ending as an alternative, along with a short example of usage. Because these rules identify the form but 19128 not the meaning of the verbs in question, they may flag correct verb forms as incorrect; in those cases you should consider carefully the context in which they appear. Example: 'Er gebeurd weer niets.' and 'Er gebeurt weer niets' 19129 These rules flag expressions that are often used incorrectly because they are confused with similar expressions. They also flag words whose pronunciation may be identical to that of another 19130 word but whose spelling differs by a single letter. In each case, the similiar form is offered as an alternative, with a brief indication of the difference in meaning. In a sentence like 19131 'er is tussen beiden geen verschil', you are prompted to verify whether beiden refers to people (in which case it is correct) or to things (in which case it should be 'beide'). 19132 Because these rules recognize the form but not the meaning of the words in question, they flag correct as well as incorrect uses of similar words. Example: 'materiall' vs. 'materieel' and 'beide' vs. 'beiden' 19133 These rules flag words and expressions that might be viewed as impolite or derogatory, including epithets and informal terms that are inappropriate in business correspondence and other writing. Example: 'hufter' and 'griet' 19134 These rules flag sentence that contain more than one negative word. In many cases, such double negatives are incorrect. However, double negatives may sometimes be used intentionally to express 19135 an idea in an indirect or euphemistic way. The main reason for calling attention to double negatives is that they often occur accidently through rewriting and rearringing text. 19136 Example: 'nooit geen' to 'nooit' or 'geen', 'niemand niet' to 'niemand' or 'niet', 'niet ontkenne' to 'toegeven'. 19137 These rules flag misspellings in fixed expressions that use old inflectional endings. Although these expressions may sometimes appeas archaic, they are still used and widely accepted. 19138 They are however, often misspelled because the inflectional endings are not otherwise used in contemporary Dutch. These rules flag the misspelled forms and propose the correct forms as alternatives. 19139 Example: 'ter gelegener tijd' to 'te gelegener tijd'. 19140 These rules flag words and expressions that are technically correct but may seem somewhat stilted and are becoming less common in Dutch. Some of these words are still correct in fixed expressions. 19141 Example: 'aangaande' to 'over' and 'desbetreffende' to 'die' or 'deze'. 19142 These rules flag Gallicism, i.e. literal translations or borrowings from French that are used in Dutch but are not universally accepted. Because the language evolves continually 19143 and has already incorporated many Gallicisms, these rules present Dutch alternatives for only the most egregious cases. 19144 These rules flag Germanisms, i.e. literal translations or borrowings from German that are used in Dutch but are not universally accepted. Because the language evolves continually 19145 and has already incorporated many Germanisms, these rules present Dutch alternatives for only the most egregious cases. 19146 Homonyms are words that sound the same but differ in meaning and spelling. The best-known cases in Dutch are words featureing the diphthongs 'ei/ij' or 'au/ou'. This set of rules 19147 flags only most commonly confused forms and proposes the appropriate homonym as an alternative. 19148 These rules flag incorrectly used prepositions. Most cases involve hybrid expressions, i.e. phrases that are formed by collapsing two related expressions. In each case, the correct 19149 preposition is proposed as an alternative, with a brief explanation of the difference between the propositions. Example: 'op de hoogte met' to 'op de hoogte van' or 'bekend met' 19150 These rules flag words and expressions that are frequently used, although they are nonstandard. Such expressions should be avoided in most writing. This category includes words that 19151 are grammaticvally incorrect, words and phrases that are gaining acceptance in common parlance but are not yet universally embraced as additions to the standard language, as well as a 19152 number of hybrid expressions (so-called contaminations), i.e. phrases that are formed by collapsing two related expressions. In each case, the current standard expressions is offered 19153 as an alternative. Example: 'een tevergeefse poging' to 'een vergeefse poging', 'groter als' to 'groter dan', 'beklag indienen' to 'beklag doen' or 'klacht indienen'. 19154 These rules flag expressions whose meaning differs depending on whether they are spelled as one word or as separate words. Both the open and closed variants are flagged, with a short 19155 note on their respective meanings and the option of replaceing one variatn with the other. Example: 'te kort' vs. 'tekort'. 19156 These rules flag prepositional expressions that are prone to overuse (to create an appearance of importance or to obscure questionable practices) and that should be used sparingly. 19157 A simpler alternative is proposed in each case. The appropriateness of any prepositional expression depends on the context in which it occurs. Therefore, a short explanation is offered 19158 with each flagged expression, along with examples of usage. You can use the suggested alternatives to express the relationship between two terms more directly, to enliven your test, 19159 or simply to provide stylistic variation if your text contains many prepositional expressions. Example: 'ten aanzien van' to 'over' or 'voor', 'met betrekking tot' to 'over' or 'voor'. 19160 These rules flag trendy words and expressions, many of them adopted from Englsh. In each case a more neutral equivalent is proposed as a replacement. 19161 These rules flag words whose meaning differs depending on whether they take the atricle 'de' or 'het'. Native speakers of Ducth rarely confuse such words; therefore, these guidlines 19162 are aimed primarily at non-native speakers who might have more difficulty. The most common category of nouns that can take both 'de' and 'het' are the names of materials that are also the names 19163 of objects (such as 'het diamant' and 'de diamant in haar ring'); this rule type does not flag such words. It does flag words such as the following: 'het portier' vs. 'de portier'. 19220 These rules flag verbal adjectives and nouns derived from a present participle that is spelled differently. Example: 'diffΘrant' (participle vs. 'diffΘrent' (Adjective) vs. 'diffΘrend' (noun) 19221 These rules flag English words used in French but are not universally accepted. Example: 'baby-boom' to 'augmentation des naissances' or 'excΦs de naissances', 'derrick' to 'tour de forage'. 19222 These rules flag colloquial words or expressions that should be avoided in written documents. Example: 'beugler' to 'crier trΦs fort' or 'hurler' or 'chanter', 'fringues' to 'vΩtements' (noun) or 'habilles' (verb). 19223 These rules flag words that may be confused with other words having similar meanings but different pronunciations or having different meanings but similar prounuciations. This rule 19224 type is considered easy because it covers commonly used words with differences in meaning that are easy to understand. Example: 'aquatique' vs. 'marin' vs. 'maritime', 'maquette' vs. 'moquette'. 19225 These rules flag words that may be confused with other words having similar meanings but different pronunciations or having different meanings but similar prounuciations. This rule 19226 type is considered medium because it covers words that are less common than those covered by the rule type Confused Words: Easy. Example: 'adhΘrence' vs. 'adhΘsion', 'affleurer' vs. 'effleurer'. 19227 These rules flag words that may be confused with other words having similar meanings but different pronunciations or having different meanings but similar prounuciations. This rule type is considered 19228 difficult because it covers specilized vocabulary and words that are less common than those covered by the rule type Confused Words: Medium. Example: 'opticien' vs. 'ophtalmologue' vs. 'oculiste', 'Θminent' vs. 'imminent' vs. 'immanent'. 19229 These rules address errors in usage arising from confusion with the English usage of similar words. Example: 'achΦvement' vs. 'rΘussite'. 19230 These rules flag missing or inappropriate contractions. Example: 'α lequel' to 'auquel', 'α le travail' to 'au travail'. 19231 These rules flag words whose meaning depends on the preposition that precedes or follows them. Example: 'α la rue' vs. 'dans la rue' vs. 'sur la rue'. 19232 These rules flag errors in the contractions of articles or pronouns before a word. For example, words with an aspirated 'h' should not contract with the article that precedes them. 19233 Pronouns such as 'je', 'me', and 'se' can only contract with verbs. Thier use with a noun is flagged as an error. The correct form might require an article or a verb. 19234 These rules also flag missing apostrophes. Example: 'l' hibou' to 'le hibou', 'lenfant' to 'l' enfant'. 19235 These rules flag English words that should be replaced by their French equialents. Example: 'breakdown' to 'dΘpression nerveuse', 'duty free' to 'hors taxes' (adverb) or 'franc' (adjective) or 'boutique hors taxes' (noun). 19236 These rules flag common words that may be confused with other words that sound the same but have different meanings. Example: 'chaos' vs. 'cahot' or 'cahots'. 19237 These rules flag words that may be confused with other words that sound the same but have different meanings. This rule covers words that are less common that those covered by the rule type 19238 Homonyms: Easy. Example: 'acΘtique' vs. 'ascΘtique'. 19239 These rules flag erroes in the use of object, reflexive, and relative pronouns. The correct the order of direct and indirect object pronouns and find misused reflexive pronouns and 19240 relative pronouns. Example: 'je leur le donne' to 'je le leur donne', 'qui je parle' to 'la personne dont je parle' 19241 These rules flag expressions containing words that do not exist or words that are spell or used incorrectly. Example: 'α corps et α cri' to 'α cor et α cri', 'de mal en pire' to 'de mal en pis'. 19242 These rules flag errors in negation: double negatives, missing parts of a negation, etc. Example: 'personne n'est pas lα' to 'personne n'est α', 'on est pas lα' to 'on n'est pas lα'. 19243 These rules flag number and gender agreement errors involving nouns, adjectives, and articles, including errors in color adjectives. Example: 'des yeux marrons' to 'des yeux marron', 'un nouveau habit' to 'un nouvel habit'. 19244 These rules flag expressions whose meaning depends on whether they are written as one word, as a hyphenated compound, or as separate words. 19245 Example: 'petite-fille' vs. 'petite fille', 'outre-mer' vs. 'outremer'. 19246 These rules flag adjectives whose meaning depends on whether they precede or follow the nound they modify. These rules are designed for writers who do not yet have a thorough 19247 knowledge of French. Native speakers of French should disregard this category. Example: 'un brave homme' vs. 'un homme brave'. 19248 These rules flag errors in the punctuation or order of pronouns that follow a verb. Example: 'offrons-leur-les' to 'offrons-les-leur', 'donne-moi-le' to 'donne-le-moi'. 19249 These rules flag nonstandard words and expressions widely used in certain Francophone areas outside of France and suggest the standard form as a replacement. Such words and expressions should be 19250 avoided except in writing for a regional audience. Example: 'nonante' (Belgium) to 'quatre-vingt-dix', 'dispendieux' (Canada) to 'co√teux' or 'onßreux', 'foyard' (Switzerland) to 'hΓtre'. 19251 These rules flag non-French expressions that are spelled incorrectly. They also correct words that are misused in a standard expression. 19252 Example: 'disque jockey' to 'disc-jockey', 'α fortiori' to 'a fortiori', 'de rebrousse-poil' to 'α rebrousse-poil', 'de l'aveuglette' to 'α l'aveuglette'. 19253 These rules flag adjective/noun or adverd/adjective phrases that have lost their expressive force through overuse. Example: 'souvenir inoubliable' to 'trΦs bon souvenir' 19254 or 'souvenir mΘmorable', 'mystΦre insondable/ to/ grand mystΦre' or 'mystΦre'. 19255 These rules flag words derived from English that are now accepted in stanrdard French but that purist recommend replacing with their French equivalents. 19256 Example: 'leader' to 'chef' or 'dirigeant' or 'meneur', 'speech' to 'allocution' or 'discours' or 'exposΘ'. 19257 These rules flag words whose meaning depends on whether they are masculine or feminine. Example: 'le critique' vs. 'la critique'. 19320 These rules flag expressions that originated in bureaucratic jargon but are now considered overly formal and outdated. They should be replaced with livelier, more contemporary phrases. 19321 Example: 'in sofortiger Erledigung' vs. 'auf' or 'zu', 'mittels' to 'mit' or 'durch', 'Instandsetzung' to 'Reparatur' or 'Ausbesserung', 'Faktur' to 'Rechnung' or 'Lieferschein'. 19322 These rules flag words with identical singular forms but different plural forms that are often confused. Example: 'Bande' vs. 'BΣnde' vs. 'BΣnder' vs. 'Bands', 'Kiefer' vs. 'Kiefern', 'Laden' vs. 'LΣnden'. 19323 These rules flag feminie occupational titles and forms of address with incorrect endings. Theu can occur when the masculine ending '-er' is repeated in words whoe stem already ended in '-er'; 19324 when the title ends in '-euse', which is now considered derogatory except in a few forms; or when the title is the unchanged masculine form. Example: 'Wandererin' to 'Wanderin' or 'Wandrerin', 19325 'Zaubererin' to 'Zauberin' or 'Zaubrerin', 'Redakteuse' to 'Redakteurin', 'GeschΣftsmΣnnin' to 'GeschΣftsfrau'. 19326 These rules flag expressions that are considered ungrammatical in standard German because they contain an inappropriate preposition (seinen Ansprⁿchen nach [for 'auf'] mehr Gehalt wurde stattgegeben). 19327 However, the rules may also flag correct constructions that are similar to incorrect constructions (seinen Ansprⁿchen nach mⁿ▀te er bessere Arbeit leisten). 19328 These rules flag nouns that have ungrammatically formed plurals, which typically result from superfluous umlauts or endings, double plural endings, or regular endings on foreign load words. 19329 Example: 'die KrΣgen' to 'de Kragen', 'die Hummern' to 'die Hummer', 'die Cellis' to 'die Cellos' or 'die Celli', 'die Modusse' to 'die Modi'. 19330 These rules flag adjectives, numbers, and participles that must be capitalized in the given context but are incorrectly lowercased. This can happen, for example, when the adjective is part 19331 of the name of a geographic entity, an organization, or a holiday, or is part of a person's title. Example: 'das gelobte Land' to 'das Gelobte Land', 'das tote Meer' to 'das Tote Meer', 'der alte Fritz' to 'der Alte Fritz'. 19332 These rules color words that function as nouns in the given context and therefore must be capitalized. The color word can be preceded by an article or a pronoun or it can stand alone. 19333 Example: 'das blau in dieser Bluse' to 'das Blau in dieser Bluse', 'mit einem dezenteren gelb' to 'mit einem dezenteren Gelb', 'bei diesem orange der WΣnde' to 'bei diesem Orange der WΣnde'. 19334 These rules flag cardinal numbers that function as nouns in the given context and therefore must be capitalized. The cardinal number can be preceded by a definite article, an indefinite article, 19335 or a pronoun. Example: 'Die sieben ist ihre Glⁿckszahl.' to 'Die Sieben ist ihre Glⁿckszahl.', 'Sie bekam in der Wertung eine drei.' to 'Sie bekam in der Wertung eine Drei.' 19336 These rules flag phrases containing words that are usually written lowercase but must be capitalized in the given context because they are preceded by an article or a pronoun. 19337 This can happen with particles, interjections, and adverbs. Example: 'ihr wenn und aber' to ' ihr Ween und Aber', sien Ach und weh' to 'sein Ach und Weh'. 19338 These rules flag pronouns that must be capitalized in the given context because they function as nouns. This is the case when they are preceded by an article or when they are part of a title. 19339 Example: 'Wir haben es hier mit einem er zu tun.' to 'Wir haben es hier mit einem Er zu tun.', 'Sie hat das gewisse etwas.' to 'Sie hat das gewisse Etwas.' 19340 These rules flag adjectives that are incorrectly used or formed. They can be past participles, adverbs, color adjectives, incorrect derivations, or adjectives that cannot function adverbially. 19341 Examples: 'ein lilaes Kleid' to 'ein lila' or 'lilafarbenes Kleid', 'treugesonnene Freunde' to 'treugesinnte Freundre', 'etwas nochmalig versuchen' to 'etwas nochmals versuchen'. 19342 These rules flag nonstandard uses of relative pronouns and conjunctions. They also flag repeated propositions. Example: 'Niemand, wer ihn kennt, mag ihn.' to 'Niemand, der ihn kennt, mag ihn.', 19343 'Vorausgesetzt, wenn es regnet, gehe ich ins Kino.' to 'Vorausgesetzt, da▀ es regnet, gehe ich ins Kino.' 19344 These rules flag nonstandard comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. Such forms can occur when umlauts are incorrectly omitted or inserted, or when the comparative or superlative 19345 is incorrectly formed. They can also occur when the comparative or the superlative is used even though the base form of the adjective already implies the superlative degree. 19346 Example: 'armere' to 'Σrmere', 'dummste' to 'dⁿmmste', glΣttere' to 'glattere', 'minimalere' to 'minimale', 'einzigste' to 'einzige'. 19347 These rules flag nonstandard nouns and adjectives that refer to the geographic origin of people or things. Example: 'Dresder' to 'Dresdener' or 'Dresdner', 19348 'Jener Glas' to 'Jenaer Glas', 'Hannoverer' to 'Hannoveraner', 'Celleer' to 'Celler' 19349 These rules flag words with nonstandard inflections. These frequently occur in the genitive, dative, and accusative cases. Example: 'der Zustand des Patients' to 19350 'der Zustand des Patienten', 'das Benehmen des Kollegens' to 'das Benehmen des Kollegen', 'die Reifen des Omnibus' to 'die Reifen des Omnibusses'. 19351 These rules flag verbs with nonstandard inflections. This can be the case for irregular verbs that take regular inflections in colloquial usage or for regular verbs that take irregular 19352 inflections in colloquial usage. These rules also flag verbs that exhibit nonstandard derivations. Example: 'es trⁿgte' to 'es trog', 'man verzeihte' to 'man verzieh', durchhΣngte' to 'durchhing'. 19353 These rules flag nouns that are based on incorrect derivations or contain spelling erroes that result in nonsensical compounds. Example: 'das Geradewohl' to 'das Geratewohl', 19354 'der Gestorbene' to 'def Verstorbene', Schreibstiel' to 'Schreibstil', Stilauge' to 'stielauge'. 19355 These rules flag nouns with articles of nonstandard gender. This can be the case with foreign words in general, with foreign words whose gender in their German equivalents differs from their gender 19356 in thier language of origin, or with compound nouns that do not take the gender of the last part of the compound. Npnstandard genders also frequently occur as regional variants that are not 19357 acceptable in standard German. Example: 'der Dessert' to 'das Dessert', 'die Ponte Vecchio' to 'der Ponte Vecchio', 'der Rⁿckgrat' to 'das Rⁿckgrat'. 19358 These rules flag words and phrases that, depending on context, are written either as one word or as a phrase. This can be the case with nouns, verbs, adjectives, and other parts of speech. 19359 Example: 'Mundvoll' vs. 'Mund voll', 'dasitzen' vs. 'da sitzen', 'abendelang' to 'Abende lang', 'allerart' to 'aller Art', 'sooft' to 'so oft'. 19360 These rules flag words and expressions that are acceptable in certain regions of Germany but not in standard German. These can be nouns. verbs, participles, or idiomatic expressions. 19361 Example: 'Tunell' to 'Tunnel', 'kucken' to 'gucken', or 'sehen' or 'schauen', 'ungenⁿtzt' to 'ungenutzt'. 19362 These rules flag expressions associated with demagogic speech, fascism, and war. Such expressions are inappropriate in business correspondence and other writing because they may be misinterpreted. 19363 Example: 'im Volke' to 'im der Bev÷lkerung', 'heldisch' to 'heldenhaft'. 19364 These rules flag words that are frequently misspelled for various reasons: because they are spelled differently than they are prononunced, because they are derived words with a spelling different from 19365 the parent stem, or because they are similar to words with a different spelling. Example: 'knifflich' to 'knifflig', 'ausgerungen' to 'ausgewrungen', 'nummerieren' to 'numerieren' (compare Nummer). 19400 These rules flag Italianized words and expressions (borrowed from other languages) that should be replaced with Italian expressions. Example: 'defatigante' to 'stancante' or 'fatcoso'. 19401 These rules flag colloquial words and expressions that should be avoided in writing. Example: 'fregatura' to 'truffa' or 'inganno' or 'danno'. 19402 These rules flag words and expressions that are often misspelled. Example: 'essicare' to 'essiccare'. 19403 These rules flag compunds in which the hyphen is unnecessary. Example: 'chiaro-scuro' to 'chiaroscuro'. 19404 These rules flag words that have two different masculine singular forms (for example, 'conservatore' and 'conservatorio'), but the same masculine plural form ('conservatori'). 19405 This coincidence may cause confusion in certains ambiguous contexts. Example: the sentence 'In questo paese ci sono molti conservatori' can be read in two ways: 19406 'In this country there are many conservatives' or 'In this country there are many conservatories'. If the desired meaning is 'conservatories', it is preferable to add an 'i' at the end 19407 of the plural form. Distinguishing the two spellings facilitates reading even in contexts where the desired meaning is clear. 19408 These rules flag words that are easily confused with other words that sound similar but have different meanings. They also flag words that sound different but have similar meanings. Example: 'legno' vs. 'legna', and 'chiedere' vs 'domandare'. 19409 These rules flag missing contractions. Example: 'di il' to 'del'. 19410 These rules identify words that have two plurals with different meanings. Example: 'braccio' to 'bracci' refers to objects, asin 'i bracci di un candelabro', and to 'braccia' refers to people, as in 'agitare le braccia'. 19411 These rules flag errors in the attachment of articles, adjectives, or pronouns to a word beginning with 'h' or a vowel; preclitics beforenon-precliticizable words; use of articles and adjectives before inflected verbs; 19412 use of pronouns before nouns or adjectives; and omitted apostrophes. Example: 'la amica' to 'l'amica', 'l'iodio' is not normally preceded by 'l'', and 'langelo' to 'l'angelo'. 19413 These rules flag non-Italian spellings of words of foreign origin. Example: 'the' to 'tΦ'. 19414 These rules flag foreign words and expressions used in Italian but not universally accepted. Example: 'paletot' to 'cappotto'. 19415 These rules flag English words and expressions used in Italian but not universally accepted. Example: 'manager' to 'dirigente'. 19416 These rules flag words that my be ambiguous because they have different meanings when they are pronounced with a different stress pattern. Although an accent is necessary only when the context does not clarify the meaning of the word, 19417 the accent can facilitate reading and correct pronunciation. Example: 'Non sopporto gli arbitri' can mean: 'I cannot stand referees (or umpires)' or 'I cannot stand liberties'. 19418 These rules flag incorrect forms of comparative and superlative adjectives. They also flag adverbs that should not be used with comparative or superlative adjectives and adverbs. 19419 Example: 'celebrissimo' to 'celeberrimo', and 'pi∙' or 'molto' with 'pessimo'. 19420 These rules flag commonly used incorrect inflections of nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Example: 'arancioni' vs. 'arancione', and 'benedivo' vs. 'benedicevo'. 19421 These rules flag superfluous prepositions, missing prepositions, and incorrectly used prepositions. Example: 'in controluce' to 'controluce', 'causa la pioggia' to 'a causa della pioggia', and 'a onore di' to 'in onore di'. 19422 These rules flag incorrectly used pronouns. They also flag pronouns used in the wrong order and misused reflexive pronouns. Example: 'a lei ci piace' to 'a lei piace', or 'per essi' to 'per loro'. 19423 These rules flag non-Italian words that are part of foreign expressions that may be misspelled. These words may also be errors for Italian words. Example: 'sine diem' to 'sine die', or 'no stop' to non stop'. 19424 These rules flag words that are used in a limited number of idiomatic expressions and may be used incorrectly. In other cases, these words may be misspellings of other words. Example: 'in oltranza' to 'a oltranza'. 19425 These rules flag words or expressions that are often used inappropriately. Example: 'verificarsi' to 'accadere', and 'magari' to 'forse'. 19426 These rules flag errors in number and gender agreement involving nouns, adjectives, and articles. The rules identify agreement errors between nouns and adjectives, including color adjectives. 19427 They also flag the use of incorrect articles before nouns and adjectives. Example: 'quanti marroni' to 'quante marrone', 'i dei' to 'gli dei', and 'una famosa soprano' to 'un famoso soprano'. 19428 These rules flag compunds that are separated by a space, a hyphen, or an apostrophe but that should be written as a single word. The rules also flag single words that should be divided into phrases or written as a contraction. 19429 Example: 'capo squadra' to 'caposquadra', 'can-can' to cancan', 'orsono' to 'or sono', 'fin'ora' to 'finora', and 'bravuomo' to 'brav'uomo'. 19430 These rules flag words whose meaning differs depending on whether they are spelled as one word or as separate words. Example: 'invece' vs. 'in vece'. 19431 These rules flag overused expressions that have lost their impact. Example: 'tragica fatalitα' to 'grave incidente' or 'disgrazia'. 19432 These rules flag word parts that cannot stand alone and words with a leading or trailing hyphen or apostrophe that are not part of a compund. Example: 'odio -amore' to 'odio-amore', and 'c' eravamo' to 'c'eravamo'. 19433 These rules flag incorrect usage of postclitics after the infinitive of a verb. Example: 'mangiarelo' to 'mangiarlo'. 19434 These rules flag nonstandard words and expressions used only in certain regions of Italy and suggest a standard form as a replacement. Example: 'addormire' to 'addormentare', and 'comare' to 'madrina'. 19435 These rules flag expressions that may seem condescending or disrespectful toward women. They also flag the inappropriate feminine form of certain professions. Example: 'deputato in gonnella' to 'deputata', and 'vigilessa' to 'vigile'. 19436 These rules flag unnecessarily complex words and expressions or useless neologisms and offer simple, straightforward alternatives. example: 'espletare' to 'finire' or 'completare', and 'bisettimanalmente' to 'due volte alla settimana'. 19437 These rules flag expressions that are too general or vague. Example: 'fare un film' to 'girare un film' or 'interpretare un film'. 19438 These rules flag weak or unnecessary expressions. They also flag overused and exaggerated expressions. Example: 'decisamente' to 'molto' or 'senz'altro', and 'favoloso' to 'bellissimo' or 'ottimo'. 19500 These rules call attention to adjectives whose meaning depends on wether they precede or follow the noun they modify. Example: 'um bravo homem' vs. 'um homem bravo'. 19501 These rules flag Anglicisms (i.e., words and expressions borrowed from English) for which Portuguese equivalents exist. Some manuals accept these words and expressions as part of the everyday language; others prefer their Portuguese equivalents. 19502 Most of these words and expressions are widely accepted in Brazil but not in Portugal. In general, such words and expressions should be used with caution, because they may not be universally understood, or they may lend a pedantic tone to a text. 19503 Example: 'standard' to 'modelo' or 'padrπo'. 19504 These rules flag foreign words or expressions for which there is a preferred equivalent in Portuguese and/or a modified Portuguese spelling. Example: 'premiΦre' to 'estrΘia' (Brazilian) or 'estreia' (European). 19505 These rules correct spelling errors that result from the omission or insertion of hyphens and spaces. Alternatives are suggested for closed spellings written with or without a hyphen. Example: 'segunda feira' to 'segunda-feira'. 19506 These rules flag words that are easily confused with other words that sound similar but have different meanings. 19507 They also flag words that sound different but have similar meanings. Example: 'emigrar' vs. 'imigrar', and 'complementar' vs. 'suplementar'. 19508 These rules flag the original spelling of foreign expressions that have modified spelling in Portuguese. Example: 'cabaret' to 'cabarΘ', 'forum' to 'f≤rum'. 19509 These rules flag foreign words and expressions that have been unnecessarily or incorrectly modified. For example, 'ampΘre' to 'ampΦre', and 'mutatis mutandes' to 'mutatis mutandis'. 19510 These rules flag foreign words and expressions other than Anglicisms and Gallicisms (i.e., words and expressions borrowed from languages other than English and French) for which Portuguese equivalents exist. 19511 Some manuals accept these words and expressions as part of everyday language; others prefer their Portuguese equivalents. In general, such words and expressions should be used with caution, 19512 because they may not be universally understood, or they may lend a pedantic tone to a text. For example, 'leitmotiv' to 'motivo conductor' (Brazilian), and 'leit motive' to 'repetiτπo temßtica' (European). 19513 These rules flag Gallicisms (i.e., words and expressions borrowed from French) for which Portuguese equivalents exist. Some manuals accept these words and expressions as part of everyday language; others prefer their Portuguese equivalents. 19514 In general, such words and expressions should be used with caution, because they may not be universally understood, or they may lend a pedantic tone to a text. For example, 'affaire' to 'caso' or 'neg≤cio', and 'α la mode' to 'α moda'. 19515 these rules flag words whose meaning depends on whether they are masculine or feminine. For example, 'o capital' vs. 'a capital'. 19516 These rules flag words that may be confused with with other words that sound the same but have different meanings. For example, 'assento' vs. 'acento'. 19517 These rules flag words and expressions that are often used incorrectly or confused with other, similar words in particular contexts. For example, 'se caso' to 'se acaso', and 'dar a luz' to 'dar α luz'. 19518 These rules flag incorrectly formed comparatives and superlatives. For example, 'mais bom' to 'melhor', and 'mais mal' to 'pior'. 19519 These rules flag contraction errors. For example, 'dele ser' to 'de ele ser', and 'com mim' to 'conmigo'. 19521 These rules flag nouns, verbs, and adjectives with incorrect inflectional endings. For example, 'escrivido' to 'escrito', and 'alemπos' to 'alemπes'. 19522 These rules flag misused or superfluous prepositions. For example, 'ir na casa' to 'ir α casa', 'dar o livro para' to 'dar o livro a', and 'aguardar pelo pai' to 'aguardar o pai'. 19523 These rules flag errors in the use or sequence of pronouns, including reflexive pronouns. For example, 'para mim ficar' to 'para eu ficar', 'lhe se' to 'se lhe', and 'confraternizar-se' to 'confraternizar'. 19524 These rules flag misspellings that are rarely recognized as errors. For example, 'parteleira' to 'prateleira'. 19525 These rules flag number and gender agreement errors involving nouns, adjectives, and articles. They identify errors in color adjectives and in agreement between nouns and adjectives, as well as some cases of subject-predicate agreement. 19526 For example, 'gravatas vinhos' to 'gravatas vinho', 'sapatos azuis-turquesa' to 'sapatos azul-turquesa', 'os livro abertos' to 'o livro aberto', and 'um pessoa amigo' to 'uma pessoa amiga'. 19527 These rules flag words and expressions whos meaning depends on whether they are written as one word (with or without hyphen) or as separate words. For example, 'bendito' vs. 'bem dito', and 'sem vergonha' vs. 'sem-vergonha'. 19528 These rules flag overused phrases that combine a noun and an adjective. Like clichΘs, these are expressions used so often that they have lost their impact. 19529 Sometimes the sentence can be corrected by deleting or changing the adjective. For example, 'mera coincidΩncia' to 'coincidΩncia'. 19530 These rules flag word parts that cannot stand alone and words with a leading or trailing hyphen that are not part of a compound word. For example, 'Faτa a favor de avisar -lhe' to 'Faτa a favor de avisar-lhe'. 19531 These rules flag and correct misspellings of verbs forms with an attached pronoun. Not all verbs can take a pronoun, and some that can take a pronoun require an accent change or another modification of the originalverb form or of the pronoun itself. 19532 For example, 'vemos-las' to 'vemo-las', and 'chamam-o' to 'chamam-no'. 19600 These rules flag foreign words and expressions whose use in Spanish is considered incorrect. For example, 'antagonizar' to 'rivalisar', enemistar', or 'enemistarse', and 'billete redondo' to 'billete de ida y vuelta'. 19601 These rules flag compound words that have been spelled with a hyphen in text but that should be spelled as one word. For example, 'quita-manchas' to 'quitamanchas'. 19602 These rules flag words and expressions that are easily confused with other words and expressions that are similar in form or meaning. For example, 'alimenticio' vs. 'alimentario'. 19603 These rules flag the original spelling of foreign expressions that have a modified spelling in Spanish. The rules offer the modified spelling or a more traditional word as an alternative. 19604 For example, 'affiche' to 'afiche' or 'cartel', and 'basketball' to 'basquetbol' or 'baloncesto'. 19605 These rules flag words and expressions whose meanin in Spanish differs from that of their cognates in other languages. For example, 'aplicar' to 'solicitar'. 19606 These rules flag foreign words and expressions for which most manuals recommend an equivalent of Spanish origin. For example, 'rol' to 'papel', and 'tournΘEe' to 'gira'. 19607 This is the first of two groups of rules that flag words that may be confused with other words that are identical or very similar in pronunciation but have different spellings and meanings. Fore example, 'acerbo' vs. 'acervo'. 19608 This is the second of two groups of rules that flag words that may be confused with other words that are identical or very similar in pronunciation but have different spellings and meanings. 19609 This group flags words whose spelling is identical except for the use of the letter 's', 'z',or 'c' and whose pronunciation is identical in many Spanish-speaking countries. 19610 For example, 'tasa' vs. 'taza', and 'asechanza' vs. 'aceshanza'. 19611 These rules flag incorrect constructions and expressions containing words that do not exist or are used incorrectly. For example, 'a campo a travΘs' to 'a campo traviesa', and 'abaniquear' to 'abanicar'. 19612 These rules flag spelling errors in foreign expressions. They also flag Spanish words that appear to be misspelled in the context, because they are correct only if they are part of a foreign expression. 19613 For example, 'motu propio' to 'motu proprio', 'aeterno' to 'eterno', and 'casus' to 'casos'. 19614 These rules flag incorrectly formed comparatives and superlatives. For example, 'mßs mejor' to 'mejor', and 'bastante ≤*ptimo' to 'bastante bueno', or '≤ptimo'. 19615 These rules flag contraction errors. For example, 'a el' to 'al', and 'de el' to 'del'. 19616 These rules flag improperly formed negations. For example, 'tambiΘn no' to 'tampoco', and 'ninguno no lleg≤' to 'ninguno lleg≤'. 19617 These rules flag misused or superfluous prepositions, as well as expressions with missing prepositions. For example, 'escaso en' to 'escaso de', 'vale la pena de' to 'vale la pena', and 'convencer que' to 'convencer de que'. 19618 These rules flag errors in the use or order of pronouns. For example, 'con sφ' to 'consigo', and 'me se olvid≤' to 'se me olvid≤'. 19619 These rules flag misspellings that are often not recognized as errors. For example, 'abceso' to 'absceso', and 'areopuerto' to 'aeropuerto'. 19620 These rules flag words or expressions that are often used incorrectly. For example, one rule flags 'deleznable' to show that it is correctly used as a synonym of 'pasajero' or 'de poca consistencia' but not as a synonym of 'despreciable'. 19621 These rules flag number and gender agreement errors involving nouns, adjectives, and articles, including errors in color adjectives. For example, 'la cotizaciones' to 'las cotizaciones', and 'precios alto' to 'precios altos'. 19622 These rules flag spelling errors that have to do with spacing. They suggest adding or deleting space(s), depending on the standar spelling of the word(s) involved. For example, 'alomejor' to 'a lo mejor', 'contra orden' to 'contraorden'. 19623 These rules flag words and expressions whose meaning depends on whether tey are written as one word or two words. For example, 'abordo' vs. 'a bordo', and 'por venir' vs. 'porvenir'. 19624 These rules flag overused phrases, many of which combine a noun and an adjective. Like clichΘs, these are expressions used so often that they have lost their impact. 19625 Sometimes the sentence can be corrected by deleting or changing the adjective. For example, 'la inmensa mayorφa' to 'la mayorφa', and 'fuentes bien informadas' to 'fuentes fidedignas'. 19626 These rules flag word parts that cannot stand alone and words with a leading or trailing hyphen that are not part of a compound word. For example, '-tΘcnico-administrativo' to 'tΘcnico-administrativo'. 19627 These rules flag and correct misspellings of verb forms with an attached pronoun. Not all verbs can take a pronoun, and some that can take a pronoun require an accent change or another modification of the original verb form. 19628 For example, 'presentΘmosnos' to 'presentΘmonos'. 19629 These rules flag stock phrases that can often be deleted without changing the meaning of a sentence. For example, 'bien es verdad que' and 'pura y simplemente'. 19630 These rules flag words and expressions, often of recent coinage, for which a more traditional alternative is stylistically preferred. 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