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.......................................................................................................................................................... 4Running headers and footers
.......................................................................................................................................................... 5Footnotes and End Notes
.......................................................................................................................................................... 8Embedded and Linked Objects
.......................................................................................................................................................... 9Hidden Text
.......................................................................................................................................................... 14Presentation Header and Footer
.......................................................................................................................................................... 33Locked Text
.......................................................................................................................................................... 33Excluded Text
.......................................................................................................................................................... 33Locked and Excluded Text
There is a group of Common settings which are obligatory for all file formats.
The following common settings can be changed on the Common tab of Settings window:
· Skip Numbers – do not include numbers count in text count results.
· Show Full Path – display full path to location of file being counted.
· Force Re-count previously counted files – you add files to AnyCount, then count them, andafter this add more files to already existing list. Enabling this option will make the program re-count previously added and counted files once again (in other words, count all the files in thelist, whether they have been counted or not). Disabling this option will make AnyCount countsonly newly added files, ignoring the ones which have been already counted.
Running header is a small text identifier which runs through the top of the document.
Running Footers
AnyCount counts text in running footers.
Running footer is a small text identifier which runs through the bottom of the document.
As a rule, headers and footers are used to add document title and page numbers. The runningheaders and footers are formatted as tables. Each table is a single row with three cells, for left,center, and right aligned text.
By default AnyCount does not count text in identical headers or footers.
Sometimes document can be divided into several sections. As a rule each section has its ownheader and footer, but they can be similar. That is why there can be a situation when you havedouble counts due to those identical footers and headers. To avoid this situation select check box Ignore Identical Headers/Footers.
Example. There are two sections and each section has its own header and footer: header insection 1 is similar to header in section 2, the same situation is for footers.
If Ignore Identical Headers/Footers check box is cleared, AnyCount gives 4 words (2 headersand 2 footers), if the check box is selected, then the result is 2 words (1 header and 1 footer).
AnyCount counts text in embedded object or document.
Embedded object contains source file which is inserted into destination file you have to count.Once embedded, the object becomes an integral part of the destination file.
To insert embedded object into destination file in Microsoft Office, on the Insert menu clickObject command.
Linked Object
AnyCount counts text in linked object or document.
Linked object is similar to embedded object, but inserted object remains a separate file, and doesnot become a part of the destination file. All changes made in source file, will be displayed indestination file.
To insert embedded object into destination file in Microsoft Office, on the Insert menu clickObject command. Select Link to file check box.
An embedded object is created if you do not select the Link to file check box.
Example: You can embed Excel table in DOC file or link them.
Note: Currently AnyCount can not count embedded and linked image objects.
AnyCount can optionally count text on Contents tab.
3.10.2 Index Keywords
AnyCount can optionally count text on Index tab.
3.10.3 Alt Texts
AnyCount can optionally count alternative text.
As a rule, image inserted to .CHM file has alt-attribute which provides alternative text when it cannot be displayed. Alt text can also be visible when pointing to image.
Within the <%PROGRAM_NAME%> settings, markup means comments inserted in thedocument.
3.13.2 Custom properties
AnyCount counts text in Custom properties window of the shape. To view Custom propertiesdialog box, right-click necessary shape and on the Shape menu click Custom properties...command.
<%PROGRAM_NAME%> counts text in Original column of Sisulizer project file. The columncontains text in source language. You can optionally include locked and excluded text to yourcounts.
· Locked text
· Excluded text
· Locked and Excluded text
Note: To count .SLP file format, Sisulizer has to be installed. Sisulizer can be downloadedfrom the following location: http://www.sisulizer.com/downloads.shtml
AnyCount can count image files due to built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR) module.Image files which contain image data are converted to text data when performing recognizingprocess. Before counting image files, ensure that you select target language for recognition withthe help of Select language for recognition drop-down list.
Note: Make sure that the image file is of high enough level of quality, so that it can be properlyrecognized and then counted by AnyCount.
Note: Currently AnyCount can not count image objects embedded to other files.