This is a pretty nice bit of freeware: Korektè Òtograf Kreyòl. Is is a Haitian Creole spellchecker for OpenOffice Writer, which is a freeware program that is very similar to Microsoft Word. You need to be able to read Creole to understand the simple instructions…or just open the program after you download it and OpenOffice Writer, then follow the instructions, then close and re-open OpenOffice Writer. Not bad at all!
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March 27, 2010
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