No suelo rebloguear contenidos, pero este truco merece la pena compartirlo :D.
This is a small tip, but so exciting that I couldn’t resist sharing (nerd alert…). You probably have a feature-rich word-counting tool, or a TM tool that does complicated word counts. But let’s say that you want to do a quick-and-dirty word count of a bunch of files without opening them one by one. Like say this morning, a client e-mailed me 23 Word files and said «Don’t sink a whole lot of time into this, but roughly how long and how much?»…that kind of thing. Here’s your solution, at least in Windows:
- In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder
- Right-click in the folder window, and select View, then Details
- Right-click on any of the column headers in the folder window, for example «Name,» «Date modified,» etc.
- Click «More»
- Tick the «Word count» box in the list of options (visual aid below)
This will add a «Word count» column to…
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Patricia Brenes
/ 22 marzo, 2015¡Guau! Otro gran consejo. Una maravilla. Gracias.
Eva María Martínez
/ 22 marzo, 2015¡Un placer!