I'm a bit surprised nobody mentioned the textcruncher xtra ?
I think it will save you a LOT of work
check it out
bart
On 16 Mar 2006, at 22:58, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Thanks Dave and Cole
Good start so far it's moving me in the right direction. A
clarification though on the concept itself if I may:
Using this 3-column approach Dave suggested, having the word as the
unique key and then data detailing the filename and position in
that file, how do I deal with multiple entries on the same key,
such as 3 files all have a particular word in them, or the same
word in multiple places in a single file? Or am I supposed to allow
multiple entries of a word so I can assign unique filename and
position data to them?
TIA
Ross
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