Word!
Word's spellcheck dictionary makes me wonder.
For instance, it recognizes Yukari as a word, but not Chiyo.
Of course, nothing beats the oddities of loading the ebook of On Basilisk Station in there and seeing exactly what names it will flag as being not-words.
I couldn't figure Word's capacity for names out in the work environment because somebody smart in IT loaded the local employee database into the spellcheck dictionary. Which still doesn't help, because I work with 3 different men whose names are variants of Mohammed--without knowing which employee, you don't know if you're spelling his particular name right.
(And there's always the Jon vs. John bit, too, we also have that)
For instance, it recognizes Yukari as a word, but not Chiyo.
Of course, nothing beats the oddities of loading the ebook of On Basilisk Station in there and seeing exactly what names it will flag as being not-words.
I couldn't figure Word's capacity for names out in the work environment because somebody smart in IT loaded the local employee database into the spellcheck dictionary. Which still doesn't help, because I work with 3 different men whose names are variants of Mohammed--without knowing which employee, you don't know if you're spelling his particular name right.
(And there's always the Jon vs. John bit, too, we also have that)