On June 14, 1777, Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as our official national flag. Betsy continued to make flags for the rest of her career. So, historical fact or well-loved legend, the story of Betsy Ross is as American as apple pie. After your visit, decide what YOU believe!
Use Word to count the words in a story. In your publication, click the text box that contains the words you want to count. If the text box is connected to other text boxes, all the words in the connected text boxes are counted. Click the Edit Story in Microsoft Word button.In Word the word count will appear on the status bar at the bottom of the workspace.If you don't see the word count in the status bar, right-click the status bar, then and click Word Count. In Word, click the File tab and then click Close to return to your publication.ustomize the Quick Access Toolbar. Click on the drop-down to the right of the QAT. Select More Commands. In the Publisher Options dialog, change the Choose commands from drop-down men to select Commands Not in the Ribbon. Scroll down and select Edit Story in Microsoft Word, click the Add button, and then click OK.
Here's how to count words in Microsoft Word 2003: 1  Select Tools from the tool bar on the top of the page. 2  Select Word Count from the dropdown menu that appears. 3  Include the words in the footnotes and endnotes if those words are counted in the total number of words allowed in your paper.