Re: display hit results in proper format

1) its done at query time. The text is extracted from the file and marked up
and displayed on the web. IIRC They launch the ifilter for the document type
in process and use that to extract the text.

2) The problem is that you really need to use the Microsoft word
breaker/stemmers to correctly mark up freetext searches on mice to match
with mouse. A grep or regex won't be able to do this, but the Microsoft
stemmers/word breakers do - especially for non English languages where the
endings get even more irregular.

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Hilary Cotter
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"Steve" <dudesterr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hey Hilary
thanks for the reply,
hey you're amazing,i've been searching through the posts and wow i'm
really head over heals in here ,you're everywhere !!
save the boys some,will ya !!
ok now back to business
i got some inquiries about this issue

1- format of the result returned by webhits.dll is just simple html
right but how is it converted from all kind of files into html or is
that done at indexing time ?

2- i wrote a hit highliter script that works only on html files,and i
intend to write other types of highlighters as well ie. for pdf or
other .. so i might need some guidance in here in terms of where to
look and what to look for and if you know some ready product i'll be
very grateful.

thanks
keep up the good work



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