try using Command + Shift + W to toggle Word count on/off.
HTH
- Brad -
On Feb 27, 2020, at 13:27, Gabe Griffith wrote:
Hi all,
I used to be able to simply quit interacting with my documentWhere does one
find the word count of a document in pages after the latest update? I used to
be able
Hi Rachel,
Thanks so much for the info on this. I was in the Info Tab, but I used the tab
key to check out the various options. Anyway, I'll look again with VO and the
arrows.
Les
On Feb 28, 2013, at 7:47 AM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
> Hi Les,
>
> To get to word count in pages, do the follow
Hi Les,
To get to word count in pages, do the following:
Open the inspector with command+option+I. You'll then vo+left arrow and see a
series of radio buttons. Choose the one labeled "document."
Then, you'll vo+right arrow to the info tab and select it. If you vo+Right
arrow through, you'll see
Hi Mike:
Since Anne answered all of your questions, I'd like to suggest a work-around
for the first one. While it's possible to find out word count information in
the document inspector, you might find it easier to associate the following
Apple script with a keyboard shortcut. This would allow y
Hello Mike,
On 30 Apr 2012, at 16:56, Michael Malarsie wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to find the word count in pages?
It's in the Document inspector under the Info tab.
> Also, is there a shortcut to start the spell check?
Have you tried Cmd-colon? I use Cmd-semicolon and correct as I go throu
Mike,
In pages, go to edit, then Writing Tools, then Show Statistics and then a box
will open, I use the swipe on the trackpad to get to the wordcount area after
title and name and comments etc.
For spell check, do CMD+colon I think. CMD+semi-colon just checks that word I
think, while Cmd+colo
