VMs: RE: Re: Re: Suggestions for keywords...?

["GC" <glenclaston@xxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps a simple solution would be something like a "site search",
which is pretty flexible.  Here's a very good one some of my
friends use:  http://www.freefind.com/  I think you can tailor the
script to search within a sub-domain or directory.  Not sure
though.

GC

> -----Original Message-----
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> Behalf Of Petr Kazil
> Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 1:59 PM
> To: Voynich Ms. mailing list
> Subject: VMs: Re: Re: Suggestions for keywords...?
>
>
> I would approach the question in a different way. It's
> easy to generate a
> word-list + word-count of the mailing list archive.
> Then we could pick the
> most useful words from this list.
>
> Then no one would forget "necronomicon", "castle",
> "ghibbeline", "merlons"
> etc. It would be good to have such a list anyway, no
> one really knows what's
> in the archive now.
>
> > Unless I find a way of searching the archives online
> that works pretty
> much
> > as well as grep, I ain't gonna go online to search....
>
> I think that the people who are really interested will
> download the archives
> anyway. It would be nice if we could supply an offline
> search tool that
> people can download together with the archive. (I once
> wrote a lame perl
> script that does just that.) And nowadays there's even
> a grep-clone under
> Windows2000.
>
> The script is here:
> www.euronet.nl/users/kazil/extract.pl But I'm sure we
> could do better.
>
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