Looking for a document indexer
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GhettoFabulous
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> Any suggestions?
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No idea what you're looking for really. The closest I can think of is outdated software called Agent Ransack that finds keywords in plain text files (doesn't work with MS Word). Check attached screenshot for example.
http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/default.aspx
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No idea what you're looking for really. The closest I can think of is outdated software called Agent Ransack that finds keywords in plain text files (doesn't work with MS Word). Check attached screenshot for example.
http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/default.aspx
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I have a directory containing russian documents, and I want an index file telling me which files each word occurs in.
For example, I want the index to say да occurs in(Document1, Document3, Document5), and нет does in(Document2, Document4).
I don't want to search, I just want a human readable index file.
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For example, I want the index to say да occurs in(Document1, Document3, Document5), and нет does in(Document2, Document4).
I don't want to search, I just want a human readable index file.
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Audigy
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> I don't want to search, I just want a human readable index
> file.
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hehe...
grep (args) > index.txt ?
i have no idea.
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> file.
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hehe...
grep (args) > index.txt ?
i have no idea.
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RaiBlastoise
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> cyrilic characters.
In Soviet Russia, documents index you.
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In Soviet Russia, documents index you.
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Isildur
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> No idea what you're looking for really. The closest I can
> think of is outdated software called Agent Ransack that
> finds keywords in plain text files (doesn't work with MS
> Word).
It can find raw ASCII text in any file, Word or otherwise, although it doesn't recognize line breaks other than plain ASCII CRs and LFs, or any sort of special formating that is specific to a particular file format. For stuff like that you need the shareware version (FileLocator Pro), which allows interpreters for particular file types like PDF or Word.
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> think of is outdated software called Agent Ransack that
> finds keywords in plain text files (doesn't work with MS
> Word).
It can find raw ASCII text in any file, Word or otherwise, although it doesn't recognize line breaks other than plain ASCII CRs and LFs, or any sort of special formating that is specific to a particular file format. For stuff like that you need the shareware version (FileLocator Pro), which allows interpreters for particular file types like PDF or Word.
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> I'm looking for a program that will go though a directory of
> MS Word documents, and then create an index of each word and
> which documents it occurs in, and has to be compatible with
> cyrilic characters.
> Any suggestions?
http://www.copernic.com/Copernic</a>?
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> MS Word documents, and then create an index of each word and
> which documents it occurs in, and has to be compatible with
> cyrilic characters.
> Any suggestions?
http://www.copernic.com/Copernic</a>?
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MegaManJuno
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> I'm looking for a program that will go though a directory of
> MS Word documents, and then create an index of each word and
> which documents it occurs in, and has to be compatible with
> cyrilic characters.
> Any suggestions?
>
Don't know what OS you're running, but the Indexing Service in XP seems to do full text indexing...
If you have it installed, you can add a directory to the catalog for indexing. Once it's indexed, right-click My Computer and select Manage. Go to the Services and Applications section. From there you'll see a System tree item, under which there's a Query the Catalog entry. I think with the advanced search capabilities, you can even use regular expression queries. I assume it would support any character set that Windows does, but I've never tried it with foreign characters so I don't know for certain.
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> MS Word documents, and then create an index of each word and
> which documents it occurs in, and has to be compatible with
> cyrilic characters.
> Any suggestions?
>
Don't know what OS you're running, but the Indexing Service in XP seems to do full text indexing...
If you have it installed, you can add a directory to the catalog for indexing. Once it's indexed, right-click My Computer and select Manage. Go to the Services and Applications section. From there you'll see a System tree item, under which there's a Query the Catalog entry. I think with the advanced search capabilities, you can even use regular expression queries. I assume it would support any character set that Windows does, but I've never tried it with foreign characters so I don't know for certain.
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