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  <Title>From Detection/Correction to Computer Aided Writing</Title>
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1, Introduction
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In their life-cycle from creation to publishing, all texts nowadays take an electronic form. Most of them arc directly produced in this form and take the paper form only for publishing. Thus a lot of services can be provided to the writer who uses a computer to produce his texts. This idea is not new but, following our work on detection and correction of errors, we think it must be investigated more deeply than it has been.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> We first introduce what we mean by computer aided writing. We then propose an architecture for a computer aided writing environment and quickly describe its modules. We outline one of its main characteristics (limited data structures), and finally justify the second one (distribution of services) in the light of our work on detection and correction of errors.</Paragraph>
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