Plagiarism Checker with NVDA
1. Questions about which application(s) in a given application class, and plagiarism checker is a good one, are allowed on the NVDA Main Group. You get more exposure there, and others in the future may want to know the same thing. (If you want to ask this there, then please do).
2. Questions about the mechanics of using applications other than NVDA are not on-topic for the main group, and should be asked here. So if someone replies that a given application is accessible with NVDA, discussion regarding the nuts and bolts of using it do belong here.
This query was the perfect example of why I make the distinction between these two things, as answers to the first may be of future interest on the main group, but discussions about the nuts and bolts of any application are not about NVDA, but that application which you happen to be using NVDA to Access.
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Sent: Monday, October 10, 2022 3:41 PM
Subject: Re: [chat] Plagiarism Checker with NVDA
This post is interesting because it allows me to point out two things:
1. Questions about which application(s) in a given application class, and plagiarism checker is a good one, are allowed on the NVDA Main Group. You get more exposure there, and others in the future may want to know the same thing. (If you want to ask this there, then please do).
2. Questions about the mechanics of using applications other than NVDA are not on-topic for the main group, and should be asked here. So if someone replies that a given application is accessible with NVDA, discussion regarding the nuts and bolts of using it do belong here.
This query was the perfect example of why I make the distinction between these two things, as answers to the first may be of future interest on the main group, but discussions about the nuts and bolts of any application are not about NVDA, but that application which you happen to be using NVDA to Access.
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044
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And I had no idea that such software even existed!
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This post is interesting because it allows me to point out two things:
1. Questions about which application(s) in a given application class, and plagiarism checker is a good one, are allowed on the NVDA Main Group. You get more exposure there, and others in the future may want to know the same thing. (If you want to ask this there, then please do).
2. Questions about the mechanics of using applications other than NVDA are not on-topic for the main group, and should be asked here. So if someone replies that a given application is accessible with NVDA, discussion regarding the nuts and bolts of using it do belong here.
This query was the perfect example of why I make the distinction between these two things, as answers to the first may be of future interest on the main group, but discussions about the nuts and bolts of any application are not about NVDA, but that application which you happen to be using NVDA to Access.
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044
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Yep, it sure does. I use word's, it is very much doable. As a teacher, I have to.
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And I had no idea that such software even existed!
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Subject: Re: [chat] Plagiarism Checker with NVDA
This post is interesting because it allows me to point out two things:
1. Questions about which application(s) in a given application class, and plagiarism checker is a good one, are allowed on the NVDA Main Group. You get more exposure there, and others in the future may want to know the same thing. (If you want to ask this there, then please do).
2. Questions about the mechanics of using applications other than NVDA are not on-topic for the main group, and should be asked here. So if someone replies that a given application is accessible with NVDA, discussion regarding the nuts and bolts of using it do belong here.
This query was the perfect example of why I make the distinction between these two things, as answers to the first may be of future interest on the main group, but discussions about the nuts and bolts of any application are not about NVDA, but that application which you happen to be using NVDA to Access.
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Yes, it is. You can hit a button after you are done editing to check online sources. Tab to that after you are done correcting all mistakes.
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2022 9:03 AM
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Thank you. Can you share a link? Is it part of Microsoft word? But, I have to check plagiarism in google docs.
On Thu, Oct 13, 2022 at 9:25 PM Sarah k Alawami <marrie12@...> wrote:
Yep, it sure does. I use word's, it is very much doable. As a teacher, I have to.
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Subject: Re: [chat] Plagiarism Checker with NVDA
This post is interesting because it allows me to point out two things:
1. Questions about which application(s) in a given application class, and plagiarism checker is a good one, are allowed on the NVDA Main Group. You get more exposure there, and others in the future may want to know the same thing. (If you want to ask this there, then please do).
2. Questions about the mechanics of using applications other than NVDA are not on-topic for the main group, and should be asked here. So if someone replies that a given application is accessible with NVDA, discussion regarding the nuts and bolts of using it do belong here.
This query was the perfect example of why I make the distinction between these two things, as answers to the first may be of future interest on the main group, but discussions about the nuts and bolts of any application are not about NVDA, but that application which you happen to be using NVDA to Access.
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Keep in mind formatting will be lost if reimporting it, that is what my mentor said, if I’m working on a resume etc., all formatting will be gone.
Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2022 6:02 PM
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It is extremely quick and easy to export a Google Docs document to Microsoft word. File -> Download As -> Microsoft Word, I believe.
Keep in mind formatting will be lost if reimporting it, that is what my mentor said, if I’m working on a resume etc., all formatting will be gone.-
That has not been my experience, depending on what you mean by "reimporting".
I never import, in the conventional sense. If I were worried about loss of formatting, then I'd cut from the MS-Word document I'd been working with, and paste it all back into the Google Doc.
The whole concept behind Google Docs is to make it essentially interchangeabe with the conventional Office programs as far as handling the same file types goes. I've put tons of things (think all my tutorials) out there on Google Drive, having been created in Word, and you can open them using Google Docs without any loss of formatting that I've noticed.
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On Mon, Oct 17, 2022 at 02:19 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
Keep in mind formatting will be lost if reimporting it, that is what my mentor said, if I’m working on a resume etc., all formatting will be gone.-
That has not been my experience, depending on what you mean by "reimporting".
I never import, in the conventional sense. If I were worried about loss of formatting, then I'd cut from the MS-Word document I'd been working with, and paste it all back into the Google Doc.
The whole concept behind Google Docs is to make it essentially interchangeabe with the conventional Office programs as far as handling the same file types goes. I've put tons of things (think all my tutorials) out there on Google Drive, having been created in Word, and you can open them using Google Docs without any loss of formatting that I've noticed.
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H2, Build 19044
Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.
~ Martin Luther King, Jr.