Dreaming your writing?

That's great! There are people who would pay good money for that feature if it was real. Not to mention thousands more who really need it. lol.

I don't know... I find the grammar checker more annoying than useful. The last thing I need is the program trying to "correct" my writing style as well with every little thing. It wouldn't stop at POV shifts, either. Fragments, run-ons, any other thing that's technically incorrect but still occasionally useful, nope, my manuscript would be awash in squiggles.

Once you start down that path, forever will it dominate your destiny.

I say thank you, but no.

Damn, I thought this thread was going to be about dream-based stories and had several little anecdotes all ready to go!...

I've seen a program that hunts for cliches, called "Cliche Cleaner." DL'd the trial version but was afraid to use it.

On my own computers I always leave the squiggles off. I usually do a spell and grammar check once or twice in the course of a manuscript. When I was younger, adding my proprietary fantasy-world terms and character names to the spellchecker (in Wordstar! and then Word 6.0) was one of my special forms of cat-waxing, which is possibly why it seems tiresome now.