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|Articles|September 1, 2004
Spellex Veterinary Spell Checker
Spellex Corp. just released its newest addition of spell checking software
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Spellex Corp. just released its newest addition of spell checking software. Spellex Veterinary is a comprehensive animal healthcare reference that adds more than 47,000 veterinary terms from more than 60 animal healthcare specialities ranging from avian medicine to zoonotic diseases.
Spellex covers numerous animal systems including the hematopoietic system as well as the digestive, ednocrine integumentary, musculoskeletal, nervous and respiratory systems. Spellex Veterinary users can suscribe to the Spell-X-VetPlus⢠software subscription service to receive quarterly software updates on new veterinary terms and more.
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