Words and Text
DZC DocumentsOverview
The Words and Text media type groups 15 active file types stored in DZC Documents.
DZC Folder
DZC DocumentsFile Type Count
15 active file typesFile Types
Words and Text Available
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Words-and-Text-Specific Fields
These eight values are extracted from each individual Words and Text file. They report the detected representation, measurable text volume, format-appropriate structural units, embedded resources, references, and analysis outcome. Generic facts such as filename, path, size, timestamps, and SHA-256 remain governed by File Master Primary.
Reports the representation and version detected from the file contents or parsed container, such as a text encoding signature, Markdown, Word binary or OOXML, a font-table version, a parsed binary CMap, or a Digital Performer project format.
Counts the characters recovered through format-aware decoding or text extraction. It measures actual readable content rather than file bytes and remains zero only when the parsed artifact exposes no text.
Counts word-like units in extracted prose and structured tokens in formats whose meaningful content is mappings, font records, or project data. The value is calculated from the parsed file rather than assigned by extension.
Counts paragraphs for documents and Markdown, non-empty records for line-oriented text and logs, and the closest format-native record units for other supported representations.
Counts the format-appropriate structural inventory: document or Markdown tables, expanded CMap mappings, font glyphs, or comparable indexed units. CMap codespace and notdef records are excluded; formats without one of these structures report a measured zero.
Counts resources carried inside the parsed artifact, including embedded images, objects, fonts, package parts, or project assets when the format exposes them.
Counts hyperlinks, package relationships, external targets, font references, Markdown links, and other resolvable references detected by the format-specific analyzer.
Reports the completed file-level extraction as Analyzed, Partial, or Empty. Files that cannot be parsed abort the refresh instead of receiving extension-based placeholders.















