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# FAQs

## How to turn off grammar and spelling checks?

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Writing Analytics has several grammar checks built-in to help you refine your prose during revision. By default, the checks are off during *writing* sessions and on for *revision* sessions. You can turn them on and off each check individually from the editor menu.

Click on the main menu icon in the top-left corner of the editor:

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Then, select *Highlights:*

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A settings window will pop up where you can select which checks you'd like to use:

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## How to export your draft to another program?

Navigate to the results of a finished session (the one that you'd like to export) and scroll down to the *Draft*. You can click the *Export* button on the right to save the draft as a file on your computer:

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You can also copy the draft into your clipboard to paste it directly to the other app. To do so, click the three dots next to the *Export* button and select *Copy to clipboard*:

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