Stats After Indexing Just One PDF..Normal?

[quebecostarica]

I just downloaded the latest version of ZOOM. I indexed JUST one .PDF file that has 61 pages.

Here are the indexing status:

13:49:40 - Start indexing (offline mode) at Sun Apr 20 13:49:40 2008
13:49:40 - Maximum number of words: 50000
13:49:40 - Maximum number of files: 1000
13:49:40 - Will scan files with extensions
13:49:40 - .htm
13:49:40 - .html
13:49:40 - .php
13:49:40 - .asp
13:49:40 - .cfm
13:49:40 - .aspx
13:49:40 - .php3
13:49:40 - .php4
13:49:40 - .txt
13:49:40 - .pdf
13:49:40 - Search root directory: F:\!zoom just one file
13:49:40 - Web site URL: http://www.internet-marketing-public-library.org/
13:49:40 - Estimated RAM required during index process: 25733 KB
13:49:40 - [PLUGIN] Processing PDF file F:\!zoom just one file\24-hour.pdf
13:49:41 - [INDEXED] Indexing F:\!zoom just one file\24-hour.pdf
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] All index files will be written to: F:\!zoom_output
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Writing index data for PHP search... (Please wait)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created pagedata data file (zoom_pagedata.zdat)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created pagetext data file (zoom_pagetext.zdat)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created pageinfo data file (zoom_pageinfo.zdat)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created dictionary data file (zoom_dictionary.zdat)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created wordmap data file (zoom_wordmap.zdat)
13:49:41 - [FILEIO] Created script settings file (settings.php)
13:49:41 - Indexing completed at Sun Apr 20 13:49:41 2008
13:49:41 - INDEX SUMMARY
13:49:41 - Files indexed: 1
13:49:41 - Files skipped: 2
13:49:41 - Files filtered: 0
13:49:41 - Files downloaded: 0
13:49:41 - Unique words found: 2312
13:49:41 - Total words found: 13934
13:49:41 - Avg. unique words per page: 2312.00
13:49:41 - Avg. words per page: 13934
13:49:41 - Start index time: 13:49:40 (2008/04/20)
13:49:41 - Elapsed index time: 00:00:01
13:49:41 - Errors: 0
13:49:41 - Total bytes scanned/downloaded: 277782
13:49:41 - File extensions:
13:49:41 - .htm indexed: 0
13:49:41 - .html indexed: 0
13:49:41 - .php indexed: 0
13:49:41 - .asp indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .cfm indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .aspx indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .php3 indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .php4 indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .txt indexed: 0
13:49:42 - .pdf indexed: 1
13:49:42 - No extensions indexed: 0
13:49:42 - Cleaning up memory used for index data... please wait.
13:49:42 - Finished cleaning up memory.


How is it possible that the total count of words is the same than the the average words per page?

Thanks

Roger Pilon, Librarian
Internet Marketing Public Library | User Friendly Repository

[David]

Zoom calls all documents pages.
So,
1 HTML page is 1 page
1 JPG file is a 1 page
1 XML file is 1 page
1 PDF file is 1 page (regardless of the size or number of internal pages)

We thought 'page' was the best term to use because the most common usage scenario is indexing HTML pages. So the stats would seem to be correct.

[quebecostarica]

A Tiny Suggestion!

Hi!

Maybe using the word "document" rather than "page" would be less confusing!

Just my $0.02 cents!

Roger Pilon, Librarian
Internet Marketing Public Library | Internet Marketers Repository

[David]

'File' might in fact be the best term. Document implies a Word or PDF document. But 'web page' is the commonly used term for HTML files. You don't hear people talking about 'web documents' when they are referring to HTML files.

But 'File' doesn't make any sense for web pages that have no file, like all the dynamically generated pages that are created on the fly by scripts.