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How to not include some words in a word count ?, Word 2007

Asked by mrd156 in Anti-Virus, Microsoft Word

Tags: Microsoft Office, Word 2007

## Sorry I don't know how this ended up in Anti Virus, can't remove it, it is a Word 2007 question. ##

Ok I thought this would be really easy for the likes of Office 2007, but it looks not.
My girlfriend and I, are doing lots of assignments for Uni and would like to use the word count feature. The problem we have with this is we have been told the references, i.e. (John Smith, Some book, some page) are not included. With my girlfriend using lots of references and getting to her max word limit, OMG this is a problem. This has meant a print out and a manual word count to give the correct word count.

I though it would nice and easy select the words that you don't want to include right click, word count, don't include, then you would open the word count utility and it would highlight the words you have not included or something.

Anyone know of an add-in that would help, because it does not look possible in word how it is.
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