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Did you try PDF? Part of the More HTML escaping work got rid of the "full text search" for simple (title) searches. Right now it only does a strict "and" search on the words entered, but I've just figured out how to correct that without suffering from the "worst case" problems that helped prompt the move to "full text search". I hope to have the enhancements available in the next couple of weeks.

        - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")

In reply to (tye)Re: Offsite Perlmonks Search Engine by tye
in thread Offsite Perlmonks Search Engine by blakem

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