how to find repeated words in a ms word document

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i am trying to read a ms word document in c#. i want the repeated words in the document.my aim is to categorize the document based on the findings of the repeated words. also i need to do label matching with the documents uploaded so that i can group the documents that are matching with the label and place under same group. please help me with a solution. thanks.

Posted 11-Oct-12 19:54pm

sridhargiri

Updated 12-Oct-12 2:15am

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Nelek 12-Oct-12 8:19am

what have you tried?[^]

[no name] 12-Oct-12 10:38am

Okay. Open the word document, read the text, count the words, categorize the document according to your criteria, group the documents.

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fjdiewornncalwe · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-12T04:40:00

Solution 1

1) Open the word document using the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word namespace.
2) Read all the content and create a dictionary list of words and occurance count.
3) Do whatever else you need to in order to satisfy your business requirements.

Posted 12-Oct-12 4:40am

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