Today, Digital writing tool Grammarly has made an important announcement for Mac users. Grammarly told that now Mac users will be able to use Grammarly natively inside Microsoft Word.
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Grammarly’s name appears on several writing tools, so an old launch article may point to a product that has since changed. This archive centers on our report about its earlier Word on Mac add-in. Read that history alongside the current support note before looking for the same installer today.
Choose the current product for your app
The vendor now says the old Mac Word add-in was discontinued. Its help points people to Grammarly for Mac for continued use in the writing app. That change explains why an old screenshot or setup link may no longer match what you find.
A search for Grammarly for Word can bring up guides for different operating systems and product generations. First check the app, device and product name. Our Mac computers archive provides wider setup and app context for Apple’s computers.
Review a suggestion for its meaning
Writing suggestions can help you spot a rough sentence, but the final choice still needs the meaning you intend. Read the whole sentence before accepting a change. A smoother phrase can be less useful if it changes a fact, a name or the level of certainty.
For example, a project name may have a spelling that a general writing tool does not recognize. Check it against the source you use for the project.
Match the tool to the document
Grammar checking for a short email and reviewing a long report can involve different work. For document guides, browse Google Docs. For inbox and message tasks, use Gmail. Keep the document’s audience and purpose in view while you review any proposed change.
The Grammarly add-in launch report below belongs to its original date. For Word on Mac today, use current vendor help and check the access the chosen tool asks for. Our Microsoft Office archive connects this topic with the wider app family. Save a copy of important writing so you can compare your draft with later edits.