Autocorrection software corrects more than 12,000 typical mistakes

May 17, 2011 - PRLog -- Dormagen, Germany – May 17, 2011: When a text is typed, mistakes are made. The new version 1.04 of the autocorrection software ZeroClick Spellchecker now knows more them 12,000 of these mistakes. Furthermore algorithms can recognize and fixes an almost infinite number of other mistakes. All this happens automatically while the user types, without any red lines or clicking on anything.

ZeroClick Spellchecker watches the user’s keyboard and checks everything for mistakes. This allows the program to work virtually anywhere because it doesn’t require to cooperation of the current application.

If a typo is found, the program automatically fixes it, without any requiring the user to interact. It only displays unobtrusive information about the correction (which automatically fades out) in the corner of the screen. In contrast to the old-school spellcheckers, the user doesn’t need to search for red lines, right-click or select anything or even interrupt his typing.

ZeroClick Spellchecker works with Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and NT and corrects typos in virtual all programs. A free demo can be downloaded at: http://www.itsth.com/zcs

===About IT-Services Thomas Holz===

Founded in 1999, IT-Services Thomas Holz is a privately held software company focused on developing tools for synchronization and development of interactive websites. For nearly a decade, the company has been upholding its high standards that have attracted a large number of customers both in Germany and from abroad. Find out more at http://www.itsth.com


Postal address: IT-Services Thomas Holz, Schuetzenstr. 8, Dormagen, 41542, Germany

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ITSTH is a privately held software company that focuses on email and synchronization tools development. For more information, visit our website at http://www.itsth.com.