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Thanks for your help guys much appreciated
    Clarence Washington Jr. wrote in message ...
    If you don't mind using Perl, there are tons of freely available search
scripts available all over the internet. You would need to go get activeperl
from www.activestate.com (Its free) I use a combination of Perl and ASP on
my site with no problems at all.

    Index Server IS a better solution though.

    Clarence

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    aaron bertrand [mvp] <aaronATdesktopDOTonDOTca> wrote in message
news:eO9yL17V#GA.183@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net...
    Index Server does this for you.  I suppose you *could* write an ASP
script
    that uses FileSystemObject to load the contents of each and every file
into
    memory, parses through them with instr() for the keywords, but (a)
you're
    reinventing the wheel, and (b) this would be painfully slow.

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    Ryan Healey <healey@easynet.co.uk> wrote in message
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    >Hi,
    >
    >Im trying to write a asp script that loops though a root dir
    >looking for keywords in html and asp documents I have managed
    >to create a list consisting of linked files in the dir with the mappath
    >command but I need to only list the files containing the query string
    >entered in the search textbox if anyone can point me in the right
direction
    >it would be much appreciated.