By having these shortcuts on WordRake’s ribbon, users can quickly access their most frequently used editing tools without leaving the WordRake ribbon.

Users will find that the functionality and results are the same when launched from WordRake’s ribbon as when launched from Microsoft’s original locations.

WordRake offers shortcuts to popular Microsoft editing functions, so you can quickly and easily get the most from your software. WordRake’s readability score offering adds contextual feedback, which reflects the information sophisticated professionals care about, including information about expected adult reading levels and example publications to demonstrate comparable reading difficulty.īusiness and professional writers should aim for a reading ease score of 60-70 or higher, though many judicial opinions score in the 30-range. When you click the shortcut button, you’ll get an enhanced version of Microsoft's readability feature without leaving the WordRake ribbon or first running spellcheck. The option to check the complexity of text is available in WordRake for Word on Mac or Windows. Let’s take a closer look at three features we think you’ll love. We covered the primary functionality in those categories in Step 2. You’ll use the Analyze, Edit, and Navigate categories most. Would you like to learn more about the options on the WordRake ribbon?Īs shown below, the WordRake ribbon is divided into seven categories. To resume editing at the next suggestion, click Next Edit. If you change your mind after accepting or rejecting an edit, you can click Undo using Microsoft’s built-in features. This will accept the edit, but not advance to the next suggestion, which allows you to review the accepted result in place before moving on. If you’re not sure whether you’ll like a suggested edit, try clicking the smaller Accept button. If there’s a section of your document that can’t be changed, you can reject several suggestions at once by highlighting that section, then clicking Reject. Users typically accept 7-12 edits per page. If you like an edit, click Accept and Go to Next. Just like working with a live editor, you’ll need to review each editing suggestion. Depending on your writing style, WordRake will offer about 10-30 editing suggestions per page. WordRake presents its suggestions in the familiar track-changes form. Then, click the Rake button and watch WordRake ripple through your document. If you don’t choose, you will receive only Brevity suggestions. Select Brevity to shorten sentences or Simplicity to change complex words into familiar ones. Next, check the box to tell WordRake which types of editing suggestions you’d like to receive.

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