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  • Subject: Searchable Archives
  • From: "Vanderlinden, Thomas M." <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2001 08:09:58 -0400

good morning - - - -

If Bill Cheeseman is misusing the list search feature,
then so am I.
I have also found the experience to be
"generally unhelpful."

What's the trick?

- - -Tom Vanderlinden
email@hidden
Bridgeport National Bindery


...
> Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
...
> Is the search feature really working correctly?
>
> On the few occasions when I have attempted to use it, I have done a search
> of the AppleScript-Users archive according to instructions. But when I use
> my web browser's find-in-file command to locate the exact place where the
> found search term appears, the browser reports "not found."
>
> In general, searches seem always to yield references to a digest, which is
> very long, contains many individual messages, and does not obviously
> respond
> to my search terms.
>
> And the 5- or 6- line summary that appears in the list of "hits" contains
> generally useless information -- apparently the beginning of the digest
> rather than an excerpt showing the context of the found search term.
>
> I find this search capability to be generally unhelpful.
>
> Am I somehow misusing it?


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