1. A computer-implemented method for use with a document tangibly stored in a first computer-readable medium, the method comprising: (A) accessing the first computer-readable medium to identify a first phrase within the document, the first phrase representing a first written form of a concept; (B) identifying a plurality of phrases tangibly stored in a second computer-readable medium, each of the plurality of phrases representing an alternative written form of the concept; (C) displaying at least some of the plurality of phrases to a user; and (D) receiving, from the user, an instruction to -replace the first phrase with one of the plurality of phrases in the document on the first computer-readable medium, wherein the instruction does not include the one of the plurality of phrases.
1. A computer-implemented method for use with a document tangibly stored in a first computer-readable medium, the method comprising: (A) accessing the first computer-readable medium to identify a first phrase within the document, the first phrase representing a first written form of a concept; (B) identifying a plurality of phrases tangibly stored in a second computer-readable medium, each of the plurality of phrases representing an alternative written form of the concept; (C) displaying at least some of the plurality of phrases to a user; and (D) receiving, from the user, an instruction to -replace the first phrase with one of the plurality of phrases in the document on the first computer-readable medium, wherein the instruction does not include the one of the plurality of phrases. 9. The method of claim 1 , wherein (D) further comprises receiving an instruction generated by the user using a single keystroke.