WPD
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WPD format is common extension of Corel's WordPerfect text processor files.
In addition to usual text counting, AnyCount can optionally count text in headers, footers, footnotes, end notes, text boxes, shapes, embedded and linked documents, comments and hidden text in WPD files.
Header and footer is a small text identifier which runs through the top and bottom of the document.
Footnote is a text placed at the bottom of a page. Footnotes are used to explain or comment some part of the text indicated by a symbol or character. End notes can be placed at the end of a document or section. As a rule such end notes can be found at the end of a book.
Text box is a special shape designed to locate a text in a document without the use of regular margins of the page.
Shapes are elements that belong to "auto shapes" like WordArt, ClipArt elements.
Embedded object is a file which is inserted into destination file you have to count. Once embedded, the object becomes an integral part of the destination file. To insert embedded object into destination file in Microsoft Office, on the Insert menu click Object command. Linked object is similar to embedded object, the only difference is that when using Object command Link to file check box is selected. All changes made in source file, will be displayed in destination file.
Comment is a note that explains some part of text or gives remarks. These are often used by editor and corrector staff.
Hidden text is not visible to user.
AnyCount can also ignore identical text in headers and footers.
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