Re: Search function in uncompiled HTML Help?

[Peter Kleczka <pkleczka -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hi

You can use RoboHTML to generate a search.
You compile it as WebHelp not as .chm.
You can even use it on html files that 
weren't generated in RoboHTML.
However, if you use files that weren't 
created with RoboHelp, you 
should make sure the title tags in 
each html page has informative title, 
since these titles are what appear as 
the search results. 

HTH
Peter Kleczka
(pkleczka -at- yahoo -dot- com)

--- Gay Alson <galson -at- wordwiz -dot- com> wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a good site containing
> information (and sample code
> would be lovely) on how to include a Search function
> in an uncompiled HTML
> Help file (that is, a frameset help file--which is
> an uncompiled collection
> of .htm files instead of one compiled .chm file).


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