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Word is not bad at fixing my grammar, but once you start to know things that look decent, you will see the way word fails. For one thing, it still can't make h
by tomjen3 5y ago
Word is not bad at fixing my grammar, but once you start to know things that look decent, you will see the way word fails.
For one thing, it still can't make hyphenations correctly, it doesn't allow you to use small caps correctly, and I don't think it has support for lower case/old style letters.
All in all no big issues unless you are happy with documents that just look of.
- dhosek 5y agoWord's defaults are crappy and you need to go to the second tab on the font dialog to fix them, but it is capable of doing proper small caps and lower case/old style numerals.¹ I don't do hyphenation or full justification in Word so I can't speak to that, but despite being a long-time LaTeX user, for most of my writing, I prefer working in Word (not least of why is that it's the expected format for most non-technical writing which is the majority of my writing). ¹ I assume that you meant numerals and not letters.