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I read this recently:
"The indexing service in XP indexes your files presumably to shorten the
time needed to search your hard drive if you are looking for a specific file
or part of a phrase inside a file."
Now I can understand how someone using a file in a accounting firm for
example might wish to be able to sort that file alphabetically by last name
or by the largest account moneywise, first. So they create an key for names
alphabetically and one for amounts, largest first. And these keys are stored
in a file called an index file. And away you go. Neat, isn't it?
Note above that you can be "looking for a part of a phrase in a file."
But how would you define/describe and so index your various phrases? I mean
almost any selection of 2 to 20 words, say, could be a phrase. How would you
set up a key or keys for that situation?
"The indexing service in XP indexes your files presumably to shorten the
time needed to search your hard drive if you are looking for a specific file
or part of a phrase inside a file."
Now I can understand how someone using a file in a accounting firm for
example might wish to be able to sort that file alphabetically by last name
or by the largest account moneywise, first. So they create an key for names
alphabetically and one for amounts, largest first. And these keys are stored
in a file called an index file. And away you go. Neat, isn't it?
Note above that you can be "looking for a part of a phrase in a file."
But how would you define/describe and so index your various phrases? I mean
almost any selection of 2 to 20 words, say, could be a phrase. How would you
set up a key or keys for that situation?