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A couple of years ago, someone mentioned a freeware (IIRC) site indexing
tool that automatically generates a site index.It wasn't a perl script --
I've found a few of those.
I've searched the archives on my hard drive. No joy. I've searched the
list's archives, using the site search at techwr-l.com and Google's search
function. All to no avail, since the word index is on every page: author
index, subject index, etc. *sigh*
Can anyone locate the old post, know of the software that was mentioned, or
point me to what I'm looking for? The one I had in mind generated an
interface with folder icons -- it was quite attractive.
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