Grammar

Report · Oct 06, 2021

Please don't force me to use Grammarly. I'd pay extra for a grammar checker native to InDesign.

Report · Oct 06, 2021

Use Word for writing. InDesign is for publishing.

Report · Oct 11, 2021

This. Like many, I use ID for some "writing" — my fancier correspondence, etc. and I will do finish writing on projects alreadly well along in it.

But to write? Stripped and hot-rodded Word. Much more "capable" at that job.

Although I do disable the grammar checker there... 🙂

Report · Oct 06, 2021

No one is forcing you to use Grammarly. Elaborate, what you want. What language do you use which causes you problems and which dictionary you are using. E.g. in German we can select between Proximity, Hunspell and Duden as preinstalled and only Duden is ok.

Report · Oct 06, 2021

Hey

You probably don't want to use Grammarly - and that's fine, as far as I know Grammarly is not native to InDesign - as far as I know there are no plans to integrate Grammarly with InDesign.

Here's a Grammar Checker for InDesign

Mindgrammer is a third party solution - https://exchange.adobe.com/creativecloud.details.2529.html

Hope this helps.