Re: Acrobat Reader Searching Capabilities

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From: Mark_Czajka
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:53

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An index across PDF files cannot be accessed from a Web browser interface using a CD-ROM collection. We typically use PDF as the interface, and attach the index from a start file or if we use a Web interface running from a CD, we use a product called dtSearch publisher or Xtreeme Search Engine Studio (http://www.xtreeme.com/search-engine-studio/) - both of which can index and search PDFs.

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