Re: Fastest way to count specific words in a big text?

[Chuck Neal]

You can also use an Xtra like word wrangler to do this.  It has a find 
function that can get occurrences of a word.  You can find it in our 
store at www.mediamacros.net/customer

-Chuck
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Karl Cifius wrote:
Hi,
I need to count how many times specific words or parts of words exist in 
a text. Is there a fast way to do this? Since I also need to find words 
inside other words (for example the word "lotion" should also be found 
in "sulotions" etc) I can't just repeat through the words and compare them.

Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
/Karl Cifius
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