Re: Word-use spikes

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I've found some good shareware that helps you analyze word use spikes. it is very easy to use and you can upload the stuff from clipboard or file and it will tell you what words show up, how many times they show up, and the percentage up times they show up. it's shareware with a free 30 day trial. if you want to further research word-use spikes, this may be a good software to use. the URL is http://www.rjcw.freeserve.co.uk/

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