Hi, all. I hope you've been well.
I saw this interesting article today about a pen in development. I wonder how accurate it would be.
What do you think of it?
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1 comment:
Without even reading the article, I'm afraid. :-)
If it has anywhere near the smarts of the grammar checker in the Microsoft products, I'd turn it off!
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