How can a word count of the document be determined?

Answer 1

AnswerIt is determind by the bottom left side in word. Answer

You can also add a toolbar in the 2003 version by right-clicking on a pre-existing toolabr and clicking Customize. The toolbar includes a Recount button and a drop box of info, which counts words, characters (both including spaces in the count and not), lines, pages, and paragraphs.

Answer 2

When looking at a document in Pages click on the Inspector button at the top right side of the page. Make sure the Document icon is selected in the Inspector (first icon on the left). Click on the Info button to reveal details about the document including the number of words.

Answer 3

Click Word Count on the Tools menu on the menu bar. If you select some text before clicking Word Count, it will give you the number of words (also characters, paragraphs, etc.) in the selection.

Answer 4

You use the Word Count facility.On versions of Word up to 2003, it is on the Tools menu. In newer versions of Word it is in the Proofing group on the Review tab. It can also be seen on the status bar if the option to do so is set. If you don't see the word count in the status bar, right-click the status bar, then and click Word Count.

Answer 5

you have to look at the bottom left of your document next to where it tells you the amount of pages.

Answer 6

It depends on what word processing program you're using. In Microsoft Word, you go to Tools and click on Word Count.