In order to check if your original content has been plagiarized anywhere on the Web or the level of originality of a certain text-based content, Plagiarism Checker X can do all the revision work for you in seconds. You can opt to check entire documents or selected paragraphs, check them against the entire Web or perform an offline side-by-side comparison. The program will highlight any coincidences and will produce a detailed report with all the results and a pie-chart graphic stating its level of originality.
The program offers you three ways of checking selected content for plagiarism – Online Plagiarism, Side by Side Comparison, and Bulk Search. Though the functionality they offer is very similar, not all options work in the same way. I’m sure that there’s a great deal of programming logic behind what to me – as a user – are but functional inconsistencies, but it simply escapes me. I can’t understand why if I want to check a text larger than a few lines I’m asked to import an external document into the program instead of just pasting the text into the interface. Apparently, the paragraph in question cannot exceed 250 characters, and all characters exceeding that figure will be ignored. Pasting text is not at all possible, however, in the side-by-side option, where – despite the text saying “Paste your content here” – the only way of loading text into one of the panels is by importing a text file. The program can also check the online content of a given website by entering its URL. more
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Comments (5)
I like its multiple features and advanced capabilities.
Easy to use and manage.