Re: multiple search commands
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14695
interpreted = N
texte = >Kenneth, > >Just out of curiosity, what does wa and ra refer to when putting before the >categoriessort and categoriesdata? Aha!That's the kind of stuff you have to *READ THE MANUAL* to learn about! But since you're such a nice guy, I'll tell you ... :)wa = words and ra = randomNow it's your turn. Go look at the online docs under searching/comparisons to learn about 13 MORE prefixes that you should know about. And before you leave the HTML docs, take some time to study them -- thoroughly -- because there's a LOT of helpful information in the HTML docs ... :)WebCat is an awesome piece of software -- powerful, fast and flexible. That means there's a lot more to it than meeds the eye. The HTML docs are a great place to begin, but don't ignore the .pdf docs either, because the .pdf docs are an exceptionally well-written booklet that will help you to understand the concepts you need to understand in order to use WebCatalog properly.Both of these reference materials are absolutely *required reading* for WebCat users ... and I'm absolutely serious about this! :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions http://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/.
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>Kenneth, > >Just out of curiosity, what does wa and ra refer to when putting before the >categoriessort and categoriesdata? Aha!That's the kind of stuff you have to *READ THE MANUAL* to learn about! But since you're such a nice guy, I'll tell you ... :)wa = words and ra = randomNow it's your turn. Go look at the online docs under searching/comparisons to learn about 13 MORE prefixes that you should know about. And before you leave the HTML docs, take some time to study them -- thoroughly -- because there's a LOT of helpful information in the HTML docs ... :)WebCat is an awesome piece of software -- powerful, fast and flexible. That means there's a lot more to it than meeds the eye. The HTML docs are a great place to begin, but don't ignore the .pdf docs either, because the .pdf docs are an exceptionally well-written booklet that will help you to understand the concepts you need to understand in order to use WebCatalog properly.Both of these reference materials are absolutely *required reading* for WebCat users ... and I'm absolutely serious about this! :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions http://www.smithmicro.com/webdnasolutions/.
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