Of the new tests available in P3, the following tests can be especially useful to writers, editors, and proofreaders who want to take some of the grunt work out of self-editing and proofreading: Brackets and Quotations Left Open Test P3 has added new “tests” that you can run on a document in order to check for inconsistencies. P3 is wide and deep, and the new tab goes a long way toward encouraging the exploration of features you might otherwise not notice. That’s nice because many of P3’s features are no longer buried - they’re laid out in Word’s ribbon for the user to see. When you install P3, you’ll notice it has its own tab in Microsoft Word: PerfectIt Pro 3 (P3) is designed to work with Microsoft Word - the tool of choice for professional editors and proofreaders. In this post, I describe a few features that I think will be helpful for editors and proofreaders - and authors interested in learning how to at least partially automate some editing tasks. Many excellent features-such as the style sheet builder-remain, but new features add even more value to this proofreading favourite.

PerfectIt Pro, a popular copyediting and proofreading tool, has been updated to include new and improved features.

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