Count the words in your publication with Microsoft WordIf you have Microsoft Word 6.0 or later installed, then you can count words in your Microsoft Publisher publication. Microsoft Word counts the words in a text box or in a series of connected text boxes.
In your publication, click the text box that contains the words you want to count. If the text box is connected to other text boxes, all the words in the connected text boxes are counted. On the Edit menu, click Edit Story in Microsoft Word. On the Tools menu in Word, click Word Count. Click Close. On the Microsoft Word File menu, click Close & Return to
No. They are separate applications. Word comes as standard in versions of Office, and you may also get Publisher, so Word will always be there. You might just use Publisher all of the time and not Word. That is your decision and may depend on what you are doing. Publisher is a desktop publishing application and Word is a word processor, so they are used for different things.
published is a verb
The publisher of the dictionary.
A desktop publisher, like Microsoft Publisher, or a word processor, like Microsoft Word.
it does count as a word.... HA CONOR IT IS A WORD
yes it does count as a word............ <|:P
The root word for discount is "count," which comes from the Latin word "computare" meaning "to count."
Alec McGuire
Yes - Microsoft Publisher can open Microsoft Word files without any problems.
645,000 (estimate by the publisher and by The NY Times)[25]and by the author herself quoting printer's word count[26]
You can save a publisher document as a word document. Click on file/save as and from the dropdown box choose .doc
Because it's easier to place graphics and move stuff around in Publisher than in Word.