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Search engine and index for a simple HTML help system!
Subject:Search engine and index for a simple HTML help system! From:Tytus Pluciennik <tytusp -at- ADLEX -dot- COM> Date:Tue, 11 Aug 1998 12:07:28 +0200
Hi!!
Does anyone know of a Search Engine which can be applied to a set of .HTML
files which form an online system.
Also, some HTML help systems use an alphabetical index that usually starts
with a set of buttons representing each letter of the alphabet (a link to
topics that start with the letter chosen) - You know what I mean, I hope.
The point is that my help system is as gimmick-free as possible and I'd like
an index that follows the same rule.
Before I over-analyze this whole matter, I should get to the point: Do any
of you know of an application that can generate such a straight-forward
index, or should I do it manually?
Thank You in advance!!!
Tytus Pluciennik,
Gdansk, Poland
tytusp -at- adlex -dot- com
