Tips and Advice - June 10, 2025 Featured

Share Writing Conventions Within Your Organization

Share word lists and custom rules with everyone in your organization to ensure your written communications are consistent and to boost your brand image.

News - June 10, 2025

Antidote Pro: Generative AI in Support of Organizations

This solution designed for organizations offers sentence reformulation using generative AI and shared writing conventions. It combines Antidote 12, which is installed locally on Windows or Mac, with Antidote Web, which opens in a browser on any computer, tablet or smartphone.

Language Matters - June 2, 2025

Everything Old Is New Again

“Hark! Who goes there?” In our modern world, echoes of our linguistic past endure. Discover the quaint charm of archaic-sounding English.

News - May 20, 2025

Free Updates for the Entire Antidote Product Line

The latest updates make the generative AI Reformulation feature more adaptable and add thousands of new entries to the dictionaries.

Word Stories - May 5, 2025

Stories for Young and Old Alike

Some say May is the month of youth (for the Roman springtime goddess Maia). Others say May is the month of the old (for the “maiores” or “elders” of Rome). In this Word Stories instalment, we salute May by investigating words that evoke youth and age.

Language Matters - April 1, 2025

Lo and Behold: Why We Don’t Say Behold and Lo

“To and fro”, “right and wrong”: many words pair up in a set order, and if the order is changed, it just sounds wrong. Let’s learn more about these fixed phrases.

Tips and Advice - March 18, 2025

Antidote and Word: An Essential Integration

If you use Microsoft Word, make sure it is integrated with Antidote so you can work more efficiently. Here’s how to add the connector for Microsoft applications.

Tips and Advice - March 18, 2025

How to Run Antidote in Word

Do you use the tab in the app or the Antidote Agent to launch Antidote from Microsoft Word? Each method has its own advantages, depending on your habits and needs. Here’s how to use them.

Word Stories - March 3, 2025

Fighting Words

March was the first month of the Roman year, partly because springtime road conditions allowed the army to march out again (pun intended). This Word Stories instalment highlights some common words with soldierly roots.