publications staff (who should know better). And, google finds them without
problem.
Searching for "alfalfa" on http://cecommerce.uwex.edu
Google finds 54 hits. Ultraseek: 3. That's just ridiculous.
And, the ones that show up without a description in Ultraseek have a
description in google.
I think my solution is going to be to use the google api to do their search.
-d
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Johnson"
> Deanna,
>
> This is pretty obvious, but I will mention it just-in-case.
>
> PDFs can either be text or graphics or both
>
> The graphic only (and sometimes the both) will not index properly, since
there is no text for the indexer to find.
>
> The easiest way to test this is to open the pdf, select the text tool, and
try to highlight and copy text from the document.
>
> If you can copy text from it, it is a text or text and graphic pdf.
>
> If these turn out to be text-based PDFs, the only other thing I can think
is that htey are copy-protected
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