Thanks, Jerry, for catching the HTML error. I had also stumbled across it 
today. I also want to change it so the TDs and TRs are closed (is my HTML 
obsessiveness showing?).

We will look into the problem you describe that may relate to a choice of 
not indexing META tags.

I also came across a problem yesterday that will be of concern to anyone 
considering the use of Dublin Core elements in META tags. The current 
specification for embedding DC elements in HTML call for a syntax like this:

<META NAME="DC.title" CONTENT="Title Here">

Unfortunately, the use of a period in the NAME attribute breaks 
AutoSwish. I am trying to determine an appropriate fix to this now, and 
if we can land on a good solution for AutoSwish we will be posting a new 
release. If I (or Kirk) can't come up with a good solution soon we will 
post a new AutoSwish version that will at least fix the HTML 
problem. Thanks for reporting these problems, 
Roy

On Tue, 19 Aug 1997, Jerry Kuntz wrote:

> The html generated by AutoSwish is missing a left tag before the word
> INPUT:
> 	<TR ALIGN=CENTER><TD>INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Start Search">
> <INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Clear Form">
> 
> Also, after generating an index today using AutoSwish, the resulting
> sample search worked fine, but when I put in on our live system all I
> got were "You must enter a keyword or phrase..." errors. I finally
> compared the .pl file with another working .pl file on our system, and
> found that my new .pl file had something else in the main program
> besides:
> $query = join (" and ", @query);
> 
> Anyway, once I edited this in, the searches worked fine. I think the new
> .pl file was different because I specified that no meta tags should be
> indexed.
> 
> 			Jerry Kuntz
> 			Ramapo Catskill Library System
> 			jkuntz@rcls.org
>