This option lets you tell Excalibur if " should be treated as \".

Not available because you do not have LaTeX command parsing turned on.

If you check this box, you may use a double quote to indicate an umlaut.  For example, you may type "u to produce ü.

If you uncheck this box, a double quote will not have special meaning unless it is preceded by a backslash.

If you uncheck this box, a single quote may be part of a word. Excalibur will recognize words such as "can't".

If you check this box, a single quote will never be part of a word.

If you uncheck this box, Excalibur will consider 's to be part of a word.

Controls how Excalibur treats 's at the end of a word.

Not available because "Single quote marks end of word" is checked.

If you check this box, Excalibur will ignore 's at the end of a word.  So, if "window" is in the dictionary, it won't flag "window's".

Click this button to revert to the previous settings for these options.

Click this button to make these settings active.