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Greetings, an Adobe tech suggested I post my question to this group. I am the publisher of a monthly journal for parent educators. We have recently added an online version of our journal, where the various sections of the journal are each on a separate web page, but the articles themselves listed on the web pages are in PDF format. Each web page has 10-20 links to PDF articles on it, so we can't just add key word tags to the web page. It needs to find specific PDF files. We would like our users to be able to do a "key word search" of the entire web folder of PDFs (on multiple web pages, but with more than one PDF on a web page), via the key words (and also by author name) to each PDF, (we would add the key words and, author name: File/Document Properties). Thus, after a search, a typical search results report comes up with links back to the PDFs that have those key words (or author name). The HTML resource people I have talked to so far say they don't know if the document property info in a PDF is in a readable format for a web-based search or how to create such a search, but no one has said they know for sure you CAN'T do this. Has anyone done this? Is there script etc. already created that will do this type of search? Thank you for your help. Joan Comeau To change your subscription: http://www.pdfzone.com/discussions/lists-pdf.html
