Example:
You'are searching 4 websites.
http://server1/~gbriggs
http://server2/~gbriggs
http://server3/~acoates
http://server2/~acoates
If you want to be able to search on just ~gbriggs homepages, you give them
one tag [say, "gb"].
Then you give the ~acoates homepages another tag [say, "ac"].
That way, when you're searching, you can give "t=gb", and it'll just search
through ~gbriggs pages.
Does this help?
If you want, I can give you a more complete example.
Gary (-;
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> Author: Martyn
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> I also do not understand the use of Tags and would appreciate some
> enlightenment.
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> Martyn
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