Thanks for going to this trouble. I don't know where to paste as I havne't 
found where the Apple Script Editor resides. -

Andy
On 18 Nov 2013, at 21:46, Travis Siegel <[email protected]> wrote:

> Yep, sure can.
> Use an apple script.
> I've got some posted on my softcon mac pages at
> http://www.softcon.com/mac/
> There's scripts there for word count, line count and (I think) paragraph 
> counts too).
> hth.
> 
> Ok, strike that.  I went to look, and the scripts are missing. (sorry about 
> that) I'll put them back asap.
> But, the script you want is this one.
> 
> ** cut here**
> tell application "TextEdit"
>       count words of document 1
> end tell
> 
> ** cut here **
> Simply paste this text into the apple script editor, and click run.  That'll 
> take the front document in text edit, and print out a word count for you in 
> the output section of the script editor.  The one I had on softcon used a 
> dialog to give the information, so it was slightly more user friendly, but 
> since it's missing, I guess it doesn't really matter how user friendly it was 
> now does it. :)
> I'll get that fixed.
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