1. A computer-implemented method of correcting electronic text presented on a display comprising: displaying and anchoring a graphical object adjacent to the text as a preconfigured correction point, wherein the text has been recognized from a natural input object; determining if an active region of the graphical object has been selected, if the active region has been selected, expanding the size of the graphical object, and displaying the expanded graphical object; receiving input from a user selecting the expanded graphical object; in response to receiving the input from the user selecting the expanded graphical object, displaying a correction interface with a plurality of alternates for correcting the text based at least on common dictionary occurrences for similar character strings and user-specific input common occurrences; and providing in an original input object area an original input object from which the text was recognized for updating the original input object with the user-selected graphical object input of at least one occurrence from the plurality of alternates, wherein the manner in which the plurality of alternates are displayed is based in part on a confidence level.
1. A computer-implemented method of correcting electronic text presented on a display comprising: displaying and anchoring a graphical object adjacent to the text as a preconfigured correction point, wherein the text has been recognized from a natural input object; determining if an active region of the graphical object has been selected, if the active region has been selected, expanding the size of the graphical object, and displaying the expanded graphical object; receiving input from a user selecting the expanded graphical object; in response to receiving the input from the user selecting the expanded graphical object, displaying a correction interface with a plurality of alternates for correcting the text based at least on common dictionary occurrences for similar character strings and user-specific input common occurrences; and providing in an original input object area an original input object from which the text was recognized for updating the original input object with the user-selected graphical object input of at least one occurrence from the plurality of alternates, wherein the manner in which the plurality of alternates are displayed is based in part on a confidence level. 7. The computer-implemented method of correcting electronic text recited in claim 1 , wherein the original input object from which the text was recognized is handwriting input; and the original input object area is a button that, when activated, replaces the text with the handwriting input.