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ORFO

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ORFO
DeveloperInformatic LLC
Stable release
ORFO 2016
Operating systemMicrosoft Windows, MacOS, Linux
TypeSpell checker, Grammar checker
LicenseProprietary software
Websitewww.orfo.ru

ORFO (Russian: «ОРФО») is one of the oldest and most popular programs in the Russian spelling.[1][2] It also provides grammar check and style, makes autosummary of document, shows definition of word, displays possible synonyms and antonyms of the given word. It is developed by the Russian company Informatic LLC.

Since 1995 Informatic spell-checking modules are licensed by Microsoft Corp. and incorporated into Localized Russian MS Office until 2010. Since the version of Microsoft Office 2010, developer has abandoned the use of embedded ORFO in the office suite.

There is free online version of ORFO available.[3]

ORFO was also mentioned in 2003 Technical Guidelines for United Nations Internet Publishing.[4]

ORFO has full support for the Cyrillic letter YoЁ⟩.[5]

Supported products

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Another popular company PROMT uses ORFO in its translation products.[6]

Ritlabs has supported ORFO in its product The Bat! since 2014.[7]

ORFO also supports LibreOffice.[8][9]

Available languages

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ORFO supports 8 languages: Russian, Ukrainian,[10] English, German, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian.

See also

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References

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  1. "ComputerPress". archive.org. March 1996.
  2. Hinkelman, Elizabeth; Vonerden, Markus; Jung, Christoph (2014). "Natural language software registry (second edition)". Saarland University and State Library. doi:10.22028/D291-25412.
  3. "Online ORFO". OFRO.
  4. "Technical Guidelines for United Nations Internet Publishing" (PDF). unhabitat.
  5. "ОРФО 2016". informatic.[dead link]
  6. "Comparison". PROMT.
  7. "The Bat! on Touch Screen". Ritlabs.
  8. "Libre-beta". informatic.[dead link]
  9. "ORFO releases beta proofing for Libre Office on Linux". sudonull.
  10. Drahushchak, Ihor O.; Taran, Oksana S.; Bybyk, Svitlana P.; Saban, Olesya V.; Sharmanova, Natalia M. (2021). "Software for Measuring Linguistic Literacy Rate of Students (Based on Comments Written in Ukrainian)". Digital Humanities Workshop. Association for Computing Machinery. pp. 56–62. doi:10.1145/3526242.3526248. ISBN 978-1-4503-8736-1. S2CID 248087458.