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Subject:Linguistics tool From:Sherrill Fink <sfink -at- RELAY -dot- NSWC -dot- NAVY -dot- MIL> Date:Thu, 12 Oct 1995 13:03:02 EDT
I have a friend (really!) who needs a linguistics tools program. I am unsure
if this is the right terminology, but I know for certain that she does NOT
need a regular grammar checker.
She needs a tool that will automatically conjugate all possible forms of
a verb, list meanings for words, e.g., run for office, run a race, run
your pantyhose, etc.
Anyone know of such a beast? Software for the Mac would be preferred,
but I'll take suggestions for DOS/Windows also.
--
Sherrill Fink * Bit by bit, my days dribble away,
sfink -at- relay -dot- nswc -dot- navy -dot- mil * trickling out my modem.
Technical Writer/Editor * --Cliff Stoll
NSWCDD Safety & Environmental Office *
