Ronx
Thu Aug 24 02:58:25 CDT 2006
Nor do I. Wide Area Index Search is something I heard.
FrontPage will use either WAIS or Index Server, depending on the server
Operating System and configuration, as I mentioned below.
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"Bonnie E. Hale" <bonniehale@charter.net> wrote in message
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> WAIS I have not idea what that stands for
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> "Ronx" <ronx917@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Assuming the search box uses FrontPage extensions:
>> If using the WAIS search engine (all Unix servers, some Windows XP Pro
>> and some Windows 2000 servers) name the folders with an initial
>> underline example _folder.
>> Or convert the folders into subwebs. FP WAIS search will only search
>> the current web/subweb.
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>> If using Index Server for searching (All Windows 2003, some Windows 2000
>> and some Windows XP Pro), the above may work (or may not). You may have
>> to build a catalogue for the site that specifically excludes the
>> folders.
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>> Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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>> "Bonnie E. Hale" <bonniehale@charter.net> wrote in message
>> news:CisGg.55$CZ7.43@newsfe07.lga...
>>>I am setting up a search box on my web site using FP2003. There are
>>>some directories I do not want to be searched. How do I do this?
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>>> Bonnie
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