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19th May 2009, 13:09
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Ok I am going to start writing an essay for my course, I will be using microsoft office 2007 just not sure about something. The first page is the draft so I don't need to count the words in the draft, however the writing AFTER the draft will need to be wordcounted. How do I eliminate the words from the draft so they are not included? The pages need to be numbered so the words in the draft get counted too. Hope I am making sense.
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19th May 2009, 21:06
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Why not just delete the draft, run Word Count and then undo?
Can't you just select everything else and run word count then as well?
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20th May 2009, 06:50
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Highlight the work you want to word count, at the bottom left it will say something like 2560/2700
The first number is you words highlighted, the second number is the total words for the document. |
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20th May 2009, 06:53
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20th May 2009, 06:56
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20th May 2009, 12:47
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All valid points, just one more option:
You could sart off with the draft and final essay as seperate .doc's, and then when you're done import the draft into the final essay. That would add a bit of extra failsafe as well, by keeping them seperate you've just got that extra assurance 
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