Re: Search utility for HTML documentation?

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

"Hart, Geoff" wrote:
> 
> ... both have free downloadable demo versions, and I believe
> the developers...are still present on techwr-l to answer
> your questions.

Yes, but (incredibly) not everyone on the list will be interested.
Probably better to send most questions to info -at- html-indexer -dot- com -dot- 

--David

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