Tim,

the two ways to tag words with meta tags are:
<META NAME="keyName" CONTENT="someContent">

<!-- META START NAME="keyName" --> someContent <!-- META END -->

Where keyName is added to the user configuration file.
You might want to check the manual about it:
http://sunsite.Berkeley.EDU/SWISH-E/Manual/metatags.html

Let me know how it goes,
Giulia

On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Tim Hutchinson wrote:

> This seems to have come up on this list before, but
> I've been unable to find a complete answer.
> 
> Are there problems associated with indexing with
> <META>?  To date, I've been unable to make this
> work.  The index file recognizes the existence of
> the meta tags -- that is, the tags are listed in
> the decoded index file (but the associated words
> are flagged "1", i.e. not associated with a meta tag).  
> Any searches within meta tags result in no records 
> found.  On the other hand, a search for the same 
> keyword *not* restricting to the meta name is successful.  
> And if you try to search for a meta name not in the configuration
> file, there's an error.
> 
> I tried tagging the html documents in every
> possible way --
>   <META NAME= CONTENT=>
>   <METADATA NAME=....>
>   <!-- META BEGIN ....
> 
> What could be going wrong?  Any suggestions
> would be appreciated
> 
> Thanks,
> Tim
> 
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