"Interesting Words" is Passage Guide...Other uses?

Larry Sterling Jr. · September 2016

Is the feature "Interesting Words" in a Passage Guide available for a singular book? Meaning can I search a book in my library for repeating words to show me what the author says the most?

Todd Phillips · September 2016

You can use the new Concordance tool in Logos 7 to count words in any resource:

Larry Sterling Jr. · September 2016

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/848614#Comment_848614

Thanks! I'm wanting to examine a document that I created in Microsoft Word...if I load it to Logos, will the concordance work with those too?

Todd Phillips · September 2016

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/848616#Comment_848616

If you mean that you'd create a personal book out of the word doc, then I think it should work. I haven't tried.

Of course there are quicker ways to analyze it if you can easily copy the text. Word analysis websites like:

http://www.wordle.net/

https://www.online-utility.org/text/analyzer.jsp

http://voyant-tools.org/

might be easier.

Larry Sterling Jr. · September 2016

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/848621#Comment_848621

Great thanks! Helped me greatly!

Beloved Amodeo · September 2016

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/848621#Comment_848621

Hi Larry,

I was composing an answer to your questions but Todd beat me to it. I can confirm that converting your document into a Personal Book will allow for analysis by the Concordance Tool. See wiki if you are unsure of how to build a personal book

"Interesting Words" is Passage Guide...Other uses?

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