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Check a story or screenplay for character and place names spelled two ways before you voice it…
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Made for writers who are about to hand a finished story or screenplay to a voice, image or video tool, where one stray spelling of a name turns into a second character. A small program lists names that look like slips, shows the lines they sit on, separates look-alike names that may be genuinely different people, and writes a corrected copy that changes only the spellings you pick. It never decides for you. Honest limit: tried on invented English text only, and it skips any name that also appears in lower case.
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Guide title
Check a story or screenplay for character and place names spelled two ways before you voice it or make pictures from it, and fix only the spellings you choose
Coverage
Made for writers who are about to hand a finished story or screenplay to a voice, image or video tool, where one stray spelling of a name turns into a second character. A small program lists names that look like slips, shows the lines they sit on, separates look-alike names that may be genuinely different people, and writes a corrected copy that changes only the spellings you pick. It never decides for you. Honest limit: tried on invented English text only, and it skips any name that also appears in lower case.
Example
On a 551-word invented story with five planted slips, all five were found, along with one false alarm (two different people called Tomas and Thomas) and two look-alike pairs left for the writer to judge. The fixed copy differed from the original in exactly five words.
Useful starting points
- Read the lines for every pair before you rename anything.
- Use the ignore option for names you have checked.
- Check the corrected copy again after later edits.
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