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I afraid that's not possible unless company provides document which has inbuilt tool to track your word per minute.

Printers often come with a ppm or pages per minutes rate which tells you, by dividing 60 seconds by the ppm, how fast it prints a page with an average amount of coverage - roughly the same amount of coverage the manufacturers use to indicate how long an ink or toner cartridge will last.

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