Word index

Hi.
Can some one point me in the right direction:
I want to know what is the index of a word (according to the page) where the cursor is at (mouse or word selection cursor)
I have the mouse page position in X Y, can I extract the index of the word in this X Y.
I have already tried with noXYSort list, but I cant really retrive the X Y of words from this list.
Do I need to do some thing like a selection rectangular around the mouse curser and find the word with in?
Thanks.

I dont understand why this works:
     AVDoc currentAVDoc = AVAppGetActiveDoc();
     PDDoc currentPDDoc = AVDocGetPDDoc(currentAVDoc);
     PDPage pdPage = PDDocAcquirePage (currentPDDoc, 1);
          PDTextSelectRangeRec rec;
          rec.end = 12;
          rec.ofsEnd = 0;
          rec.ofsStart = 0;
          rec.start = 10;
          PDTextSelect textSelection = PDTextSelectCreateRanges(pdPage,&rec,1);
          AVDocSetSelection(currentAVDoc, ASAtomFromString("Text"), (void *)textSelection, true);
          AVDocShowSelection (currentAVDoc);
          PDPageRelease (pdPage);
But this dose not:
     AVDoc currentAVDoc = AVAppGetActiveDoc();
     PDDoc currentPDDoc = AVDocGetPDDoc(currentAVDoc);
     PDPage pdPage = PDDocAcquirePage (currentPDDoc, 1);
     ASFixedRect rec2;
          rec2.bottom = 0;
          rec2.left = 0;
          rec2.right = 1000;
          rec2.top = 1000;
     PDTextSelect      textSelection = PDDocCreateTextSelect(currentPDDoc,1,&rec2);
     AVDocSetSelection(currentAVDoc, ASAtomFromString("Text"), (void *)textSelection, true);
     AVDocShowSelection (currentAVDoc);
     PDPageRelease (pdPage);

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