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Posted by Andrew DeFaria on 11/13/35 11:30
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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>> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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>>> Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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>>>> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
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>>>> Ah but they surely can, easily and cheaply with HtDig.
>>>
>>> No, it's not as easy as Windows help files. Also not as fast.
>>
>> Google searches billions of web pages in seconds. When a Windows help
>> file can achieve that same speed give me a ring.
>
> So? What does Google searching billions of pages (using hundreds of
> servers) have to do with it?
Your claim is that web searches are not as fast as searching a Windows
help file. The fact that web searches such as Google searches billions
of pages in seconds and a Windows help file could never come close to
that search speed given a similar sized set of things to search (in fact
I doubt it could even attempt to do the job). It is directly relevant
and directly contradicts your assertion!
>>> HTML is good for a lot of things - but it's NOT the answer to life,
>>> the universe and everything!
>>
>> You're just afraid of it because you don't understand it...
>
> I understand it completely. I've probably been writing HTML longer
> than you have - since 1992 or so.
Ah your wrong. I was writing HTML back then too. Next invalid assumption...
> And I continue to write HTML as well as XML.
>
> And no - it is NOT the answer to live, the universe and everything!
How could it be the answer to "live"?!? :-)
BTW I never said it was. Of course that's irrelevant to you, cause your
talking out of your ass anyway...
> But you obviously have tunnel vision.
How do you figure? Wait, never mind. It's sure to be some other invalid
assumption... Besides didn't you say this conversation was over. Why you
still talking then?
> You think your way is the best for everyone.
I never said that either. All I said was that your solution was limited.
I didn't say that my solution was the best, rather it's just a solution.
There are others....
> My statement is that it is not. And the way I do it works best for me
> and the projects I work on.
Again, it's all about you.
> Sorry. This conversation is at an end.
Again? Gee wonkers Wally!
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Disco dancing is just the steady thump of a giant moron knocking in an
endless nail. - Clive James, London Sunday Observer 17 Dec 78
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