Disappointed in SL's functionality overall, and this is just another thing on the list. If Grammarly works with Word, PPT, Excel, the web, etc why can't Grammarly and SL communicate? Anyone have any suggestions for how to check grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc. within SL? I know it checks some of this, but doesn't do so consistently. I would like to not have to write everything in another program and transfer it over as that is inefficient
I'm happy to share that we currently have More Support for Grammarly in Storyline 360 logged as a Feature Request! I'll go ahead and include your voice in the report and will update this discussion if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.
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Natalie,
Here is a thread you might find useful. As far as I know, Grammarly does not work with text on slides in Storyline.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/articulate-storyline/grammarly
Richard
Oddly if you have Grammarly installed some of windows (such as the trigger window) invoke Grammarly so I assume it would be possible.
In fact, the stage uses Chromium so it is definitely doable.
Disappointed in SL's functionality overall, and this is just another thing on the list. If Grammarly works with Word, PPT, Excel, the web, etc why can't Grammarly and SL communicate? Anyone have any suggestions for how to check grammar, spelling, punctuation, etc. within SL? I know it checks some of this, but doesn't do so consistently. I would like to not have to write everything in another program and transfer it over as that is inefficient
Hi Joe!
Thanks for reaching out and sharing the feedback!
I'm happy to share that we currently have More Support for Grammarly in Storyline 360 logged as a Feature Request! I'll go ahead and include your voice in the report and will update this discussion if it makes it onto our Feature Roadmap.
In the meantime, here's a closer look at how we manage feature requests.