What is the use of word count acrobat x?

Asked By Markusa Raine 10 points N/A Posted on - 11/20/2012

Hi guys,

What is the use of word count acrobat x? And also please explain the difference between acrobat x to some internet browser plugins. I have to get some important information for my project about researching plugins in different kind of browsers.

Expecting some help, thank you.

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Answered By Guy V Mohr 0 points N/A #187821

What is the use of word count acrobat x?

Hello, Raine! Use of word count acrobat x is not very complex.  You document firstly need to be opened by Adobe Acrobat Professional. Then it’d needed to be saved as by  selecting (*. rtf) format . Then, save it. Then you need to send it words. So, you can follow the “wordcounttool.net”. There you will be able to see the words. If there is a problem, you can take help of the attached picture. Moreover, there are some forums are also available where you would get more info. Thanks.

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Answered By Mohammad M Hartz 0 points N/A #187822

What is the use of word count acrobat x?

Word count is a characteristic that counts that maintains the record of the number of words in your document, but if I recall correctly, Adobe Acrobat doesn't come with such characteristic. However, if you want a count of the total number of words in your PDF file, follow the steps below :.
xBL .1. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat. xEOL and Select Save as from the File menu. xEOL .2. In the Save as type box, select Rich Text Format (*. rtf) and click Save. xEOL and Now open the rtf document in Microsoft Word. 3. If you are using Word 2003, Go to Tools and select Word Count.

If you are using Word 2007 or Word 2010, Go to the Review tab and click the Word Count button from the Proofing group.

I hope this helps.

 

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