Software for text analysis gives you better insight into electronic texts.
Concordance, text analysis and concordance software, is for anyone who needs to study texts closely or analyse language in depth. This is the most powerful and flexible concordance program, with registered users in more than 60 countries. You can download a 30-day trial now.
"It really has saved us days of work - possibly weeks". - A psychologist
With Concordance, you can
- make indexes and word lists
- count word frequencies
- compare different usages of a word
- analyse keywords
- find phrases and idioms
- publish to the web -- see The Web Concordances
- ...and much more besides.
Concordance is being used in
- Language teaching and learning
- Data mining and data clean-up
- Literary and linguistic scholarship
- Translation and language engineering
- Corpus linguistics
- Natural language software development
- Lexicography
- Content analysis in many disciplines including accountancy, history, marketing, musicology, politics, geography, and media studies
Latest newsNews on Concordance and Windows Vista; and on a problem with Web Concordances and Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.
Get the softwareSoftware download - Installation - Licensing
Find out more about ConcordanceFeatures - Manual - User views - Screenshots - What's new
Learn text analysisGetting started with text analysis - tutorials and practical exercises
Instructions for concordancing East Asian E-Texts using Concordance by Professor Marjorie Chan, Ohio State University. Use Concordance to handle Chinese, Japanese, and Korean texts on Windows 2000/XP.
About this site
This site, www.concordancesoftware.co.uk, is the new home for Concordance. The previous site, www.rjcw.freeserve.co.uk, is no longer in use. Please update your links, favourites, and bookmarks to point here.
Are you a paralegal? If you are looking for the software for legal support called Concordance Information Retrieval System from Dataflight, this is not it - please go to their site www.Dataflight.com.
Comments or questions: R.J.C.Watt@dundee.ac.uk
Site last updated: 26 September 2008