* Font size and style: A page filled with tiny, compressed font will take up far less space than one with large, decorative fonts.
* Page margins: Larger margins mean less text per page, affecting file size.
* Images and graphics: A page with images will be much larger than one with only text.
* Formatting: Things like tables, lists, and complex formatting increase the file size.
* Encoding: The way text is encoded (like UTF-8 or ASCII) can slightly impact file size.
Rough estimates:
* Plain text: A page of plain text with standard font and margins might be around 1-2 kilobytes.
* Formatted text: A page with formatting, images, or graphics could be anywhere from 5 kilobytes to several megabytes.
How to find out the actual size:
* Word processors: Most word processing software (like Microsoft Word, Google Docs) will show you the file size of your document.
* Text editors: Plain text editors can also display file size.
Let me know if you have a specific document in mind, and I can help you estimate its size!