31 August 2020 THIS IS A FIRST LOOK - most functionality is working. I'm still struggling with the layout to make it both font-sensitive and easy to use - it works fine at default settings. With extremely large fonts on low resolution monitors it is impossible to avoid having scrollbars; this is also a problem if the user resizes the window (this goes for the primary Correct That window and all the dialogs). If you make a lot of major changes to the GUI (font sizing, localization, window sizing etc.) and things get irretrievably ugly don't hesitate to reset the application to defaults (there is a button on the Preferences dialog and you can delete the Settings folder.

I've attached two files: a Readme text file with all the details and directions; a zipped file which contains just the application and its text files.

The Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Solution can be downloaded here:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5q6xsbshwh7bmez/CorrectThat0.1betaSolution.zip?dl=0

[EDIT 2 September 2020] I just found a minor bug - only about half the localized strings will be updated <frown>. A trivial fix - will get on it tomorrow…

	CorrectThatReadme0.1beta.txt  (8 KB)
	CoryJ0.1beta.zip  (531 KB)

-Edgar
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