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Summary: A guide to essential information on the Wordcorr Web page.

From here on you don't want a step-by-step tutorial. You want to be able to jump around via hyperlinks. That's how the Wordcorr Web page is set up.

Take a look at the home page first. Click on the screen shot of a fragment of the final product. That will show you where you are headed.

From the home page, click on "New user". The first part of the page is what is covered in this tutorial. The second part is your guide to the various operations you will be learning to perform. Work out from this page in all directions, and you'll have a pretty complete idea of how Wordcorr works!

We'd like to hear from you, whether everything goes smoothly for you or you hit rough spots. Especially the rough spots, because maybe then we can fix them. Use the feedback facility at the bottom of every page in this tutorial.

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