On 10/03/2017 07:46 AM, Krunose wrote:
And yes, seams something wrong with word count of html documents opened
in Writer. My test document has 62 words. Saved it as html, opened it in
Writer, counter says 70. But when I count by hand - still 62 words on
screen.
This gets into what constitutes a word. Definitions here are crucial.
In your example, you gave both 62 and 70 as options.
* If the 70 is based upon a printer's word, then there are 84 words, as
counted by typists;
* If the 70 is based upon a typist's word, then there are 58 words, as
counted by printers;
* If the 70 is based upon one of the other definitions of a word, then
there are at least two more equally legitimate values that _accurately_
state the number of words in the text;
Getting back to Thomas' issue. How does the contract in question define
"word"? Once that is known, then an explanation of how to accurately
determine the number of words in the Impress file can be provided.
jonathon
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