Text Tool Analyzes Several Different Word Factors

I'm fascinated with those tools that allow you to enter a paragraph or other data and get a whole ton of information. Textalyser ( http://textalyser.net/ ) allows you to analyze either blocks of text or entire Web pages.

Either specify an URL or enter a block of text. I entered The Gettysburg Address. You can also specify the minimum number of character to constitute a word, number of words to analyze, whether to ignore numbers (this one is on by default) and whether your query (if a Web site) should be logged (there's a "recent queries" list.)

The results give you the number of words total, number of unique words, two different estimates of difficulty, a sentence count, the longest and shortest sentences, and other details. There's also a word frequency count, a word length (in characters) count, and a syllable count.

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