Skipping two words

[RussellDarling]

My address with the word Haddington appears in all my pdf files and as Haddington is a prime target for a search,
I do not want every pdf file appearing in the search results.

I tried adding "Crescent, Haddington" to the words to skip, but it didn't like the space.

Has anyone any suggestions?

I had another query, but found the answer by searching the forum.


Russell Darling

[Richard]

Each word you want to be excluded from the index must be on a new line on the word skip list.

To skip "Crescent, Haddington" you can enter each on it's own line. i.e.

Crescent
Haddington

[RussellDarling]

But I don't want to skip Haddington. I am trying to skip Haddington only when it is preceded by Crescent,

[David]

The normal solution for this issue on a HTML page is to use ZOOMSTOP tags,
http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/support....html#zoomstop

But this won't work in a PDF.

Are these PDF files yours? Can you edit them?
Maybe you could not include the address as text (but instead include in in the PDF as an image)?

[RussellDarling]

The pdf files are mine and including the address as an image is a good idea.

Although there are 54 of them, I will give it a go on one for starters.

Thanks for your quick replies and I see I am promoted to a Junior Member now!

[RussellDarling]

Being unable to look at using an image that night allowed me to think what I really needed.

I realised that my address was in fact irrelevant for the on-line pdfs, so I changed the postal address for an
e-mail one - in text rather than an image.

So problem solved thanks to your lateral thinking!

I am very pleased with the Zoom Search Engine, having implemented it very quickly. If you are interested
in my application if it you can see my web site at www.rages.org.uk