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Hi! I have Word 2007. I know how to use the Word Count feature. Can anyone tell me how to count a specific word that appears in your document? I have a 550 page document I need to search for a particular word and see how many times it appears. Seveal of the words I need to search for appear hundreds of times. That is why I am not using the word search feature.
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