Hm, It seems it can only analyze TXT files. No WORD for instance…
A shame really…

[@Robert V Jacobson]
Robert, I’m afraid you’re missing the point.
Word is a tool, the envelope if you prefer, not the content.
Text analysis tools such as that one don’t care for the tool, they focus at the content –as most of the people to whom you will address your copy. (The media used are important too, but they won’t be word anyway).
Copy/paste the content of your word file into notepad, that’s enough. (you may select the whole text (only) via a subtle selection in Word’s search tool, removing titles and other redundant items thru the styles selection)

Better, stop using Word ;)
I only use it at my 9/5 job, otherwise I use simpletext, html or online tools (who are all capable of providing word format for dinosaurs). No more Word. Sometimes a mindmap (really good to produce whole books, technical as well as novels).

Though I know much more of Word’s capabilities than 90% of their users.
In fact OneNote (in the µ$oft gallery) is better now. It’s OCR is awesome.

Anyway, thanks a lot for this tool, Ashraf and ! But I’ll keep on using some local tools for my French and German work though, until it gets polyglot ;)

Is there a way to count spaces as well for character count? Otherwise it’s not a true character count.

ISSUE 1:
When the Analysis is complete, the results are shown to the user in a table column format. For example, in the Word occurrence results, the 1st column is the list of words in alphabetical order. If there is a particular word the user wants to check on, it is easy to scroll down to that word. Fine and dandy, except result panels in columnar format should always allow sorting by the other columns.

If the user would like to see the data sorted by the percentage of occurrence, the user is forced to export the results to a CSV file, then load that data into a different program, such as a Spreadsheet program or a CSV program that can sort the columns.

No one wants to go to all that extra hassle when all that should be necessary is a click on the column that you want to be your primary sort column, then 2nd, and so on, … the same way as it is in so many other programs that present their data in columnar format.

ISSUE 2:
I noticed the result page on words had a word that I was sure was not in the original document. For one, the word was misspelled, and I had already performed a spellcheck on the original document, so I was curious how that word got missed. When I did a search back on the original document, that word could not be found. Next, I checked the text that that Vovsoft’s Text Statistics Analyzer used, but the word was not there either.

The odd spelled word in the results panel showed that odd word as “advertiseme.” There is no indication where that word was supposed to be found in the original document.

The original document had the word advertisement one time, and the word advertisements twice.

Somehow Vovsoft Text Statistics Analyzer loses some characters and then treats the result as if that word occurs in the original. That means that all of the calculations for the results cannot be accurate, which in turn makes this program not usable.

CONCLUSION:

Maybe a future version will improve on the current.