Pete and Roger -

I took Pete's explanation into account and searched 
/http://edubabnet.com/go/search.php3 for a single word
"Danville". No go.

Using Arachne 1.66 and taking the site's "optional" STATE 
and COUNTRY slots to be obligatory, I got a hit.

Which brings up the question, why do the three other browsers
produce hits without the "optional" slots being filled in
and Arachne needs them. I'm too unknowledgeable to figure that 
out, maybe the site is defective, but it does not inspire 
confidence in Arachne's ability to find information.   

Roger Turk wrote:
>Pete:
>I went to modarchive and typed in all permutations of "after sunset" that I 
>could think of and got the "File not Found" message.  However, when I typed 
>in just, "sunset," it came up with the song, "After Sunset."  Go figure!
>
>Klaus:
>I went to the site, http://edubabnet.com/go/search.php3, and typed in "West 
>Danville," and got nothing also.  Searched on Connecticut, and got nothing; 
>searched on U. S. and got nothing.
>Using 1.60b2


Pete Randolph wrote:

>>On Sun, 27 Aug 2000 06:20:20 -0400 (EDT), Klaus Hameyer wrote:

> Hello fellow Arachnids:

> I wonder if one of you could help me. I have been trying to use
> the search function at the following URL:

> http://edubabnet.com/go/search.php3

> Try searching on "West Danville" in the first slot and leave
> everything else blank.

> Netscape 4.03 on linux produces a result.
> Lynx on my ISP's shell account produces a result.
> Bobcat for DOS produces a result.
> BUT: Arachne 1.66 and Arachne 1.50b2 find nothing (message
> says nothing found).

> Does anyone have a clue as to what's happening here?
> Thanks.

> Klaus Hameyer
> Burlington, VT


Hello Klaus,
  I did not try the page, but I can say fron experience with certain
other site's search functions that A166 does have a problem.
  http://www.modarchive.com
  If I enter more than one word, "%20" (the i'net character for white
space) will be inserted.
   Entered:               after sunset
   Searched:             after%20sunset
   Result:             "No Matches Found!"

....Rather annoying, isn't it?
Pete<<

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