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Re: Verne's longest novel

From: Christian Sánchez <chvsanchez~at~arnet.com.ar>
Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 05:27:32 -0300
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T-Online eMailHello, Ralf.

It's not easy to count words; Word seems to consider the isolated " sign as one word! And the words separated by hyphens, are they two or one?

Simpler would be to count characters, and according to my texts "Grant" is 1000 characters longer than "IM". So we disagree!

I should take a deeper look to the question. I think it's important to know which one is Verne's longest novel.

Best regards,

Christian Sánchez


----- Mensaje original -----
De: Ralf Tauchmann
Para: Jules Verne Forum
Enviado: lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011 3:36
Asunto: Re: Verne's longest novel


  "Christian Sánchez" <chvsanchez~at~arnet.com.ar> schrieb:
  Grant: 209,825 words.

  IM: 207,802.

  Sandorf: 156,241.
Dear Christian, dear all,

my textcount software (TextCount 6.1) gives the following result (with the "word" count not referring to "real" words, but words longer than 8 characters are counted as two words) :

      File
     Characters
     Words
     
      IleMysterieuse.doc
     1.222.522
     233.013
     
      Grant.doc
     1.203.413
     227.768
     
      Sandorf.doc
     1.119.885
     213.431
     
      TOTAL
     4.412.990
     839.493
     


Results of the Microsoft Word statistics (characters incl. spaces -- and words as "real" words):

ILE MYSTERIEUSE:
  1,214,119 characters
     201,625 words

GRANT:
   1,198,583 characters
      198,452 words

SANDORF
   1,120,201 characters
      187,731 words

Best regards,

Ralf

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