Everyone will check the repeated content in advance before submitting the paper to the school students for research. Because many schools now need to use HowNet to check duplicates in their final drafts, students can also give priority to developing and reasonably using HowNet to check duplicates by themselves. Some students may have a question, will it be recorded after re-examination? When we check the papers, will the school find that we have detected HowNet in advance? How to delete the detection records of duplicate checking of papers?

We want to know that the test record refers to the test report. If it is handled well, the record can be deleted manually, or the system will automatically clean it up after 7 days, which will not leave serious traces on the Internet and fully ensure that the test report will not be easily leaked.

If the inspection record does not refer to the inspection report, the second inspection of the same piece of paper by the network duplicate checking system can show the last inspection time and repetition rate in the report, and the content is usually: "May have been inspected in advance, inspection time, inspection result:%". Inspection records are automatically generated by the system and cannot be deleted manually.

The inspection report of HowNet suggests that it may have passed the inspection before, which will not directly affect the repetition rate of re-checking. It is suggested here that in order to provide help, we need to make sure that the previous inspection and this inspection are our own duplicate checking system, but the specific system has not yet been determined. For example, if your graduation thesis is self-checked for master's degree in advance and submitted to the school, the retrieval report shows that the system you used before is consistent with the school to ensure the consistency of the two test results.